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1. nopdnews.com › post › november-2017NOPD Partners with OPSO, Graduates 31 Officers from Intensive ...

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   Nov 10, 2017 · Superintendent Michael Harrison, who is also an LPO-certified instructor, spoke during the ceremony and acknowledged the partnership with the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office and the training opportunities given to NOPD by the New Orleans Police & Justice Foundation. The following officers graduated from the LPO program today: 1. Jerry Baldwin. 2.

2. nopdnews.com › post › august-2023NOPD Releases Body-Worn Camera Footage from Officer-Involved ...

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   Aug 9, 2023 · On July 31, the Orleans Parish Coroner’s Office identified the homicide victim as 30-year-old Markeisha Hunter. Using video surveillance camera footage, NOPD officers and detectives viewed the suspects flee the scene in a white GMC Yukon that was later confirmed to have been stolen.

3. nolaipm.gov › about-oipmAbout OIPM – New Orleans Independent Police Monitor

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   The Office of the Independent Police Monitor (IPM) is an independent, civilian police oversight agency created in August of 2009. A Police Civilian Review Task Force recommended its implementation in 2002. In 2006, a coalition of community groups brought their concerns about New Orleans Police Department to the New Orleans City Council.

4. www.theatlantic.com › politics › archiveThe Post-Katrina New Orleans Police Department As A Model for ...

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   Aug 31, 2015 · Gerald Herbert / AP. August 31, 2015. The New Orleans Police Department had a reputation for corruption long before Hurricane Katrina made landfall in the summer of 2005. For decades, the ...

5. www.nola.com › news › crime_police‘Remarkable’ reforms made at NOPD, but work on consent decree ...

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   Jan 26, 2019 · 5 min to read. New Orleans’ new superintendent of police on Friday (Jan. 25) told an audience of his command staff, the city attorney, the federal judge who oversees New Orleans...

6. apnews.com › article › new-orleans-police-reformsAfter mayor shuts down police comments, judge orders hearing

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   Apr 4, 2023 · NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The federal judge overseeing police reforms in New Orleans has told the city’s police chief and other city officials to attend a hearing in her courtroom. The order comes a week after Mayor LaToya Cantrell said city employees cannot speak at public meetings about the reform effort without her permission.

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   Will New Orleans' police chief attend a courtroom hearing?

   • NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The federal judge overseeing police reforms in New Orleans has told the city’s police chief and other city officials to attend a hearing in her courtroom. The order comes a week after Mayor LaToya Cantrell said city employees cannot speak at public meetings about the reform effort without her permission.

   After mayor shuts down police comments, judge orders hearing

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   What is the New Orleans police watchdog group?

   • The watchdog group works toward reform in the New Orleans police department, which has been under a consent decree from the US Justice Department for many years. Though many cops grumbled, this time the city and its leadership was ready for some federal tough love.

   How New Orleans police went from ‘most corrupt’ to model force

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   How did New Orleans reform the police force?

   • In January 2013, after years of negotiations, the Department of Justice and the City of New Orleans entered into a consent decree to reform the police force. The agreement required that the department make sweeping changes to the way officers use force and conduct stops, and searches and interrogations.

   How Katrina Blew the Lid Off the New Orleans Police Department

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   How did Katrina affect the police department?

   • For decades, the department was infected by a culture of discrimination, abuse, and lawlessness. That culture spilled out into the open in the week after the storm. During that brief period, police officers shot and killed three unarmed civilians. As Katrina’s flood water receded, the department's dysfunction was laid bare for all to see.

   How Katrina Blew the Lid Off the New Orleans Police Department

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8. www.csmonitor.com › USA › JusticeHow New Orleans police went from ‘most corrupt’ to model force

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   Feb 26, 2019 · February 26, 2019 | New Orleans. On patrol down Bourbon Street, dodging broken Mardi Gras necklaces, New Orleans police officer Patrick MacFarlane spots a back-packer with gray clothes, a walking ...