Good News For a Change? - FBI seizes police files in Katrina bridge shootings
FBI seizes police files in bridge shootings
by Brendan McCarthy, The Times-Picayune
Friday August 07, 2009, 8:45 AM
Sgt. Gerard Dugue had been assigned to investigate the shooting of a man, possibly by police, in Algiers in the days after Katrina hit. The man's charred remains were later discovered in a burned car on the Algiers levee, behind the 4th District police station.
Sgt. Arthur Kaufman supervises a platoon of detectives.
Federal agents this week raided the office of the New Orleans Police Department homicide division, seizing the files and computer hard drives of two officers assigned to investigate police conduct in one deadly post-Katrina shooting episode, law enforcement sources told The Times-Picayune.
Representatives of the FBI and NOPD confirmed the seizure late Thursday.
FBI agents served a search warrant Wednesday afternoon for files in the offices of two supervisors, Sgt. Gerard Dugue and Sgt. Arthur Kaufman, the sources said.
The two sergeants were the lead investigators who examined the shooting of civilians by police on the Danziger Bridge days after Hurricane Katrina. Gunfire from police, who were responding to reports of shots fired at officers, left two men dead and four people wounded.
Sgt. Gerard Dugue is in charge of the cold case squad.
Dugue also had been assigned to investigate the shooting of a man, possibly by police, in Algiers in the days after Katrina hit. The man's charred remains were later discovered in a burned car on the Algiers levee, behind the 4th District police station.
The Times-Picayune has reported that the Department of Justice convened a federal grand jury that is currently looking into both incidents.
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by Brendan McCarthy, The Times-Picayune
Friday August 07, 2009, 8:45 AM
Sgt. Gerard Dugue had been assigned to investigate the shooting of a man, possibly by police, in Algiers in the days after Katrina hit. The man's charred remains were later discovered in a burned car on the Algiers levee, behind the 4th District police station.
Sgt. Arthur Kaufman supervises a platoon of detectives.
Federal agents this week raided the office of the New Orleans Police Department homicide division, seizing the files and computer hard drives of two officers assigned to investigate police conduct in one deadly post-Katrina shooting episode, law enforcement sources told The Times-Picayune.
Representatives of the FBI and NOPD confirmed the seizure late Thursday.
FBI agents served a search warrant Wednesday afternoon for files in the offices of two supervisors, Sgt. Gerard Dugue and Sgt. Arthur Kaufman, the sources said.
The two sergeants were the lead investigators who examined the shooting of civilians by police on the Danziger Bridge days after Hurricane Katrina. Gunfire from police, who were responding to reports of shots fired at officers, left two men dead and four people wounded.
Sgt. Gerard Dugue is in charge of the cold case squad.
Dugue also had been assigned to investigate the shooting of a man, possibly by police, in Algiers in the days after Katrina hit. The man's charred remains were later discovered in a burned car on the Algiers levee, behind the 4th District police station.
The Times-Picayune has reported that the Department of Justice convened a federal grand jury that is currently looking into both incidents.
a href="http://www.nola.com/news/index.ssf/2009/08/fbi_seizes_police_files_in_bri.html" target="_blank">CLICK HERE TO READ FULL ARTICLE
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Comment by Tara on August 12, 2009 at 12:58am
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Nice!!!!! It seems justice is not just a word in a book but has some kind of value in this case!
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