 | BY CHAD CALDER | Staff writer |
Accused killer in Mandina's shooting left ID in car: The man accused of gunning down a Mandina's waiter in late April left two forms of identification in the getaway car found by police the night of the killing. But the cards were not discovered by police until six days later, identifying Kyron Fazande just days before he is said to have killed a 15-year-old in Houston. Gabriella Killett has the details.
No DWI test for Richmond: Former U.S. Rep. and presidential adviser Cedric Richmond was not tested for intoxication by the NOPD after he crashed his Mercedes into an oak tree along North Claiborne Avenue in April, despite a police report that described him as “disoriented” and slurring his speech. The decision highlights the dramatic collapse in the number of DWI citations in the city in recent years. Gordon Russell and WWL-TV's Katie Moore have the story.
JPSO shoots man in car: A Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office deputy shot and killed a man wanted in connection with a New Orleans shooting Tuesday when they encountered him at a Metairie apartment complex. Sheriff Joseph Lopinto says his deputy used "proper force" in shooting the man, who had gotten behind the wheel of a car and started driving it. Michelle Hunter has the story.
WWII Museum expansion: The National World War II Museum has announced an opening date for its $47 million Liberation Pavilion, its seventh and final permanent exhibition at the Warehouse District complex. Tony McAuley has the details.
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