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Seconds after this photo was taken, police seized the photographer's camera. Why were they so concerned?
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Read the storiesMYSTERY ON RELIGIOUS STREETSeconds after this photo was taken, police seized the photographer's camera. Why were they so concerned?
 Mystery on Religious Street
 Matthew McDonald
 Danny Brumfield
 Keenon McCann
 Henry Glover
 Danziger Bridge IncidentDecember 29, 2010Post-Katrina Shootings by Police: Where Things Stand
By Sabrina Shankman, ProPublica In December 2009, ProPublica, PBS "Frontline" and the Times-Picayune rolled out a series of stories on six cases of suspected police brutality in the days after Hurricane Katrina. In the year since those stories ran, investigations by the Department of Justice have probed many of the cases, resulting in indictments. But for some cases, there are still more questions than answers. (Read more ») September 6, 2010Federal Investigations of NOPD Run Up Against Statute of Limitations
By Laura Maggi, Times-Picayune Last week marked the five-year anniversary of many incidents involving New Orleans police officers that have been under federal investigation as potential violations of civil rights, which legal experts said could mean the de facto conclusion of certain probes as prosecutors run up against statutes of limitations. (Read more ») August 14, 2010Justice Department Probes Post-Katrina New Orleans Cop Beating Case on Religious Street
By Brendan McCarthy, Times-Picayune The U.S. Department of Justice has opened a civil rights investigation into the alleged beating of two citizens by New Orleans Police Department officers in the days after Hurricane Katrina.(Read more ») August 8, 2010Looking For the Truth About the Beatings of 2 Men by Police in the Chaos After Katrina
By Gordon Russell, Times-Picayune When I pulled up in front of the house on Danneel Street a couple of weeks ago, three men were standing out front. I showed them a picture of the guy I was looking for: His name, I had been told, might be Tennessee.(Read more ») December 12, 2009Shot or Not, Dead or Alive? Two Men's Fate Lost in Chaos
By Gordon Russell, Times-Picayune A motionless body lay on the pavement. Perhaps 20 riled-up police officers milled around. On the shoulder of the road, an RTA bus was parked at a crazy angle, like a dislocated elbow. Nearby was a long white limousine, crashed into a pole. What had we stumbled upon? (Read more ») |