DOJ and NOPD ask judge to begin end of consent decree
NOPD federal consent decree could be winding down
NEW ORLEANS ( WGNO) — A new development emerged in the NOPD’s federal consent decree on Friday, Sept. 27. The City of New Orleans and the Department of Justice are reportedly asking a federal judge to end it. If approved by the judge, a 2-year “sustainment period” will begin once all of the police department’s problems have been addressed.
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In joint legal filing with the city, federal lawyers say the NOPD is ready to enter a 2-year "sustainment plan." ...
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