Mass Shooting at New Orleans, 2 Dead and 4 Injured

New Orleans: Shooting Overnight

All The victims were teenagers, according to local authorities. No suspect was taken into custody. St. Maurice Avenue, Lower Ninth Ward.

The The shooting occurred at 12:30 AM. Monday. Emergency medical personnel quickly arrived on the scene and declared both males and female victims dead at the scene. Two 18-year-old males were brought by ambulance to the local hospital. Two additional teens were transported in a private car.

🚨BREAKING NEWS UPDATE🚨
Two persons were killed and four injured when they shot in a shooting incident. Lower 9th Ward
It is now known that both of those who died on the spot were 19-years, one male and one female. The victims of the attack were two males aged 18 and one female age 18. @WWLTV pic.twitter.com/LwzYbZgZJK

— Leigha McNeil WWL-TV (@leigha_mcneil) December 26, 2022

As relatives were being notified, the identities of the victims are still unknown. The Orleans Parish Coroner’s Office We will reveal the identities of the victims and determine the exact cause of their deaths. According to Nola.com. To receive more information on this shooting, call the number.

Shootings are quite common after the murder of a victim. Friday, February 13, 2019: New Orleans Comedian Brandon “Boogie B” Montrell was repeatedly shot in the head as he drove his motorcycle. Friday afternoon.

According To Fox 8 New Orleans police did NOT believe Montrell. Montrell was also the victim of two unidentified assailants who fled in their sedan.

Montrell was also well-known as a social media influencer. “Hood History” A series videos that humorously reacted to historic events and locations in his home town.

The comedian was living in California. He recently returned to Sidell, near New Orleans. The following recommendations were made by a family member: Christmas Holiday

“My son was not just the victim of a stray bullet,” Montrell’s mother Sherilyn Price Saturday In a statement by a family attorney Juan LaFonta.

“He’s the victim of decades of neglect that have left New Orleans’ youth with no hope for a future and with no real fear of consequences. It’s past time for leaders in our city and all over to do their jobs. It matters who the president is, who the governor is, and who the mayor is. Leaders create opportunities – including the opportunity to live in peace without fear of random violence,” She also added

New Orleans remains concerned about violent crime/homicides According To A Rochester Insitute For Technology Study: According to a recent study, the city is ranked as the second-most hazardous in the country.

The Daily Wire reported New Orleans: 41 murders per 100 000 residents has been caused by a low level of morale and police staffing. The analysis by The reveals a 141% increase in murders compared to 2019. Wall Street Journal. Nearly four times more murders are committed in Chicago than in New York City.

“The criminals are more bolder and more brazen,” Shaun Ferguson, New Orleans Police Superintendent Submitted to the paper “They do not believe they will face any consequences for their actions.”

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