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West Bank man convicted in string of East Jefferson robberies
Shortly after arresting Ronald Ohlsson for robbing a neighborhood bar in Metairie, deputies said he apologized and blamed his heroin addiction in admitting he knocked off three lounges in East Jefferson in less than two weeks.
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Old Jefferson man booked on drug charges after Crimestoppers tip
An investigation launched after a complaint to Crimestoppers Inc. led to the arrest on an Old Jefferson man on drug charges Thursday.
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East Jefferson arrest reports, Feb. 3-9
Dwayne Blair , 31, 1005 Central Ave., Westwego, was arrested Feb. 3 in the 4600 block of Veterans Memorial Boulevard in Metairie and booked with simple burglary of an inhabited dwelling, simple burglary and possession of stolen property over $1,500. Raymond Heim , 55, 2012 Cartier Drive, LaPlace, was arrested Feb.
SUSAN POAG / THE TIMES-PICAYUNE Judge John Molaison, Jr. , chief judge of the 24th Juicial District CourtThursday, February 9,2012 was among several judges who spoke in support of keeping open the Gretna Finance Station post office in downtown Gretna during a meeting at Gretna City Hall to obtain comment on the proposed closing of the Gretna ... (more)
Substitute teacher arrested after kicked chair strikes Gretna third-grader in back
A substitute teacher has been arrested after he slammed a textbook and kicked a chair injuring a student at Shirley Johnson-Gretna Park Elementary School on Tuesday.
Gretna Fights to Save Downtown Post Office
City leaders are sending a message to the U.S. Postal Service after learning that the downtown post office could be shut down.
St. Charles fireworks ban is unenforceable, sheriff says
St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne said enforcing the parish's ban on fireworks during the July 4th and New Year's holidays "would take the National Guard" to be successful.
Jamal Taylor , 25, of 7841 Heather Drive, Avondale, was arrested Jan. 9 in the 200 block of Derbigny Street and booked with aggravated second-degree battery, illegal use of a weapon, aggravated criminal damage to property and aggravated cruelty to animals.
St. Charle s Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne has released the following information.
West Bank Carnival returns this weekend to Algiers-Terrytown route
Carnival gets underway on the West Bank this weekend as the parades return to their longtime Algiers-Terrytown route.
Franklin Avenue cut-through in Gretna is closed
Motorists looking to avoid congestion at the intersection of Stumpf Boulevard and the West Bank Expressway in Gretna will no longer be able to use the Franklin Avenue cut-through after the city closed the street Friday.
New Orleans man gets 18 years for killing in Gretna
A New Orleans man suspected of killing a teenager from a rival neighborhood gang pleaded guilty Friday in exchange for an 18-year sentence.
Lafreniere Park murder defense witnesses try to cast doubt on rape
Metairie grandmother Sandra Adams died within five minutes of being struck by a Ford Expedition, and she could have been sexually assaulted after her death, a forensic pathologist for defendant Edmundo Cerda-Anima testified today.
Jefferson Parish School Board approves Robert Fulton as finance chief
Robert Fulton won unanimous approval to become finance chief for Jefferson Parish public schools at a School Board meeting Wednesday, where he received praise from Acting Superintendent James Meza and questioning about his credentials from board member Ray St.
Lafreniere Park murder defendant said he's not 'that type of person' to rape victim
Edmundo Cerda-Anima admitted he hit Metairie grandmother Sandra Adams with his vehicle in Lafreniere Park then drove her to a canal bank and sexually penetrated her with his fingers.
Flambeaux: The Times-Picayune covers 175 years of New Orleans history
When the Mistick Krewe of Comus first took to the streets on Fat Tuesday in 1857, members appeared in the glow of flambeaux, hand-held torches that lit up the New Orleans night.
Jefferson Parish School Board To Hire 35 New Teachers
Governor Jindal is right to try to fix our public schools. His proposal to put the best teacher in every classroom by changing the way Jeremy Alford of The Political Desk, a relatively-new very interesting online publication focusing upon Louisiana political news and "buzz" has written and published a whopper GOP bananas over Foster Democratic ... (more)
Metairie man accused of trying to smother his elderly mother
A Metairie man was booked with attempted murder after his mother told Jefferson Parish sheriff's deputies that he tried to kill her Tuesday, allegedly for the second time in less than a year.
Lafreniere Park murder jury hears autopsy evidence
A vehicle running into her from behind left Allesandra "Sandra" Adams a quadriplegic who would live no longer than half an hour, but her injuries also indicate that she was sexually assaulted while she was still alive, a forensic pathologist testified Wednesday.