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Cleveland detectives look for teen suspects after rash of west side carjackings, robberies - Vimarsana News

Cleveland detectives look for teen suspects after rash of west side carjackings, robberies

Cleveland police detectives are asking for the public's help to identify a group of teenage suspects who have been terrorizing residents on the city's near west side in a rash of violent carjackings and armed robberies. 

Source: fox8.com
NOPD task force has 'contentious' meeting with City Council - Vimarsana News

NOPD task force has 'contentious' meeting with City Council

Morris used data to show violent crime is down this year compared to last, but some council members disagreed.

Source: wwltv.com
Inspector General flags New Orleans 911 agency for credit card charges - Vimarsana News

Inspector General flags New Orleans 911 agency for credit card charges

OPCD Executive Director Tyrell Morris says “the audit has resulted in increased efficiency and transparency."

Source: wwltv.com
Lawsuit filed, car wash demolition halted after city's crime fighting press conference - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit filed, car wash demolition halted after city's crime fighting press conference

A lawsuit was filed and demolition was halted just after Mayor LaToya Cantrell was joined by other city leaders in a news conference in front of a Gert Town car wash.

Councilwoman Moreno asking for update on NOPD task force after "60-day mark" passes - Vimarsana News

Councilwoman Moreno asking for update on NOPD task force after "60-day mark" passes

The task force was created by Mayor LaToya Cantrell to combat the rising violent crime that was plaguing the city at the beginning of the year.

Source: wwltv.com