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RTERRORISM Congressional Delegation to Review Super Bowl Security Reuters (01/30, Staff Writer) reported that a congressional delegation will visit New Orleans on Friday to inspect security ahead of the Feb. 9 Super Bowl following a New Year's Day attack in the city that killed 14 people and injured scores
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urder of Rickey Herriage in East Texas. According to the article, Casanova, who lived in Henderson County at the time of the murder, died in 2008 in New Orleans, Louisiana. The article noted that the identification was made possible through advanced DNA testing and collaboration between the Henderson County
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Home Invasion, Shooting Arrested in Arkansas • FBI Believes More May Be Involved in Louisiana Homicide • Alabama Murder Suspect Arrested by FBI in New Orleans • How an Active Dad' Ended up Allegedly Murdering His Three Daughters • Eighteen Sentenced to Federal Prison From South Carolina Gang Drug Traffick
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TTG (FOX-5) (11/15, Thrasher) and WTVR (CBS-6) (11/14, Staff Writer). Honduran National Convicted in Louisiana for Kidnapping and Assault Hoodline New Orleans (11/15, Davenport) reported that Hector Mondragon-Flores, a 33-year-old Honduran citizen, was convicted of kidnapping, ransom demands, and assaultin
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, though neither incident was officially charged as domestic terrorism. The article noted that the 2024 New Year's attacks, such as the incident in New Orleans where a pickup truck bearing an ISIS flag caused 14 fatalities, followed by a Tesla Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas, underscore the ongoing challe
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orted but remain in the news: . Kash Patel as FBI Director (reported in FYSA section on 12/10/2024) • • Shamsud-Din Jabbar/New Years Day attack in New Orleans (reported on 1/16/2025) • FBI's COINTELPRO program (reported on 12/23/2024) • President Trump Orders Release of JFK, RFK and MLK Assassination Reco
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RTERRORISM Congressional Delegation to Review Super Bowl Security Reuters (01/30, Staff Writer) reported that a congressional delegation will visit New Orleans on Friday to inspect security ahead of the Feb. 9 Super Bowl following a New Year's Day attack in the city that killed 14 people and injured scores
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o Instagram Posts Linked to Louisiana Escapee WWL (CBS-4) (06/02, Staff Writer) reported that eighteen days after one of the largest jail escapes in New Orleans history, authorities are still searching for two men, and the cost of that manhunt continues to climb. According to the article, of the 10 inmates
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o Instagram Posts Linked to Louisiana Escapee WWL (CBS-4) (06/02, Staff Writer) reported that eighteen days after one of the largest jail escapes in New Orleans history, authorities are still searching for two men, and the cost of that manhunt continues to climb. According to the article, of the 10 inmates
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as Manhunt Continues for Two New Orleans Jail Escapees Still at Large CBS News (05/29, Weis) reported that as the search continues for the last two New Orleans jail escapees who are still at large, several agencies have pitched in to increase the cash reward for information leading to their arrests. The re
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