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City officials have recently proposed relocating the New Orleans Police Department from its longtime headquarters at 715 S. Broad St. to the DXC Technology Building at 1615 Poydras St.
The city’s chief administrative officer, Gilbert Montano, said at a City Council committee meeting on Monday that the NOPD move is the first in a “one bite at a time” approach to eventually relocating the city’s criminal justice apparatus from what he said are “old, decrepit buildings.”
"The rats are eating our marijuana; they're all high”—NOPD Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick.
The New Orleans Police Department is having the damndest time with rats at their nearly 60-year-old headquarters on Broad Street.
Cockroaches are abundant, and rodents have infested the New Orleans Police Department headquarters, scattering feces across desks and gnawing on narcotics in the evidence room...