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JUDGE OVERTURNS PART OF VERDICT IN OFFICERS TRIAL FOR NEW ORLEANS SHOOTINGS AFTER KATRINA HIT

October 21, 2011

NEW ORLEANS — A federal judge on Thursday acquitted a police sergeant of a charge he stomped on a dying, mentally disabled man who was gunned down on a New Orleans bridge after Hurricane Katrina, overturning parts of a jury verdict that convicted five current or former officers of civil rights violations. Read full article >>



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