Sunday, March 13, 2005
• Man killed in home robbery
A man was found shot dead inside his home southwest of Slidell early Saturday in the first homicide in unincorporated St. Tammany Parish since May, the Sheriff's Office said.
• Two killed in shootings
Two men were fatally shot and another wounded in two separate incidents Saturday night, New Orleans police said.
Friday, March 11, 2005
• N.O. man killed inside Canal bar
A 24-year-old New Orleans man early Thursday became the third person killed inside or near the Canal Bus Stop bar in five years. And the club's owner, who is facing obstruction charges in the January death of a patron in another bar he owns, was booked with illegally carrying a weapon and possession of illegal drugs after investigators found marijuana and a pistol behind the bar, New Orleans police said.
• N.O. teen acquitted in parade shooting
An Orleans Parish jury Thursday acquitted the teenager accused of gunning down a woman during a Carnival parade last year while sparring with street rivals along the St. Charles Avenue neutral ground.
• Slidell man's killer sentenced to death
A jury decided in less than three hours that Jesse Montejo should be executed for killing Slidell businessman Louis Ferrari, the first death sentence handed down in St. Tammany Parish in seven years.
Tuesday, March 8, 2005
• Mother says son was killed due to dispute over jacket
An Avondale mother said goodbye to her dying son Monday before he entered surgery to remove his organs for donation, as police continued to search for the Kenner man accused of shooting him in the head.
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• Man killed in home robbery
A man was found shot dead inside his home southwest of Slidell early Saturday in the first homicide in unincorporated St. Tammany Parish since May, the Sheriff's Office said.
• Two killed in shootings
Two men were fatally shot and another wounded in two separate incidents Saturday night, New Orleans police said.
Friday, March 11, 2005
• N.O. man killed inside Canal bar
A 24-year-old New Orleans man early Thursday became the third person killed inside or near the Canal Bus Stop bar in five years. And the club's owner, who is facing obstruction charges in the January death of a patron in another bar he owns, was booked with illegally carrying a weapon and possession of illegal drugs after investigators found marijuana and a pistol behind the bar, New Orleans police said.
• N.O. teen acquitted in parade shooting
An Orleans Parish jury Thursday acquitted the teenager accused of gunning down a woman during a Carnival parade last year while sparring with street rivals along the St. Charles Avenue neutral ground.
• Slidell man's killer sentenced to death
A jury decided in less than three hours that Jesse Montejo should be executed for killing Slidell businessman Louis Ferrari, the first death sentence handed down in St. Tammany Parish in seven years.
Tuesday, March 8, 2005
• Mother says son was killed due to dispute over jacket
An Avondale mother said goodbye to her dying son Monday before he entered surgery to remove his organs for donation, as police continued to search for the Kenner man accused of shooting him in the head.
- jimlouis 3-14-2005 6:16 pm