(Photo courtesy of NOPD) The identities of a man and woman are sought after they allegedly walked out on a tab at a Canal Street restaurant before using a knife to threaten a waitress who followed them.
The incident occurred in the 800 block of Canal Street on Monday, at about 3:30 p.m., when the pair reportedly left the restaurant without paying for their tab, according to New Orleans Police.
A waitress followed the pair to the intersection of Canal and Bourbon streets, where she allegedly grabbed the female suspect’s purse.
The male suspect then produced a knife and told the waitress to stop following them, which she complied with, according to New Orleans Police. The pair fled the scene on foot.
Anyone with additional information on this incident or on the pictured man and woman is asked to contact Eighth District detectives at 504-658-6080. Anonymous callers can contact Crimestoppers of Greater New Orleans at 504-822-1111 or toll-free 1-877-903-7867.
(Photo: NOPD is searching for this person wanted in a St. Philip Street shooting on June 29. | NOPD) New Orleans Police are searching for a suspect wanted for allegedly shooting a victim in the head Saturday on St. Philip Street.
The shooting occurred just before 5 a.m. in the 1000 block of St. Philip Street, following an altercation, according to New Orleans Police, which released surveillance camera footage of the alleged suspect on Tuesday.
The suspect’s vehicle is described as a black Nissan Altima bearing an unknown state license plate with a partial number beginning with 660.
One woman was arrested and New Orleans Police have obtained warrants for two other people wanted in connection to a shooting that injured a male near the intersection of St. Ann and Bourbon streets last week.
The shooting was initially reported in the 800 block of Burgundy Street at about 12:30 a.m. on June 20, although the report was later corrected to the 800 block of St. Ann Street, according to NOPD tweets.
A male who sustained a gunshot was transported to a local hospital by ground ambulance. Through an investigation, Amiyzaire White, 23, was positively identified as the perpetrator in this incident, according to the NOPD.
On June 20, New Orleans Police obtained arrest warrants for Lauren Wilson, 19 and Mallory Carmouche, 25, on charges of principles to second-degree aggravated battery.
Additionally, an arrest warrant was obtained for White, who is wanted on suspicion of aggravated second-degree battery by shooting, according to the NOPD.
Wilson was arrested on June 22 after she turned herself into Sixth District officers.
Carmouche and White have not been arrested. White is believed to be driving a red 2002 Chevrolet Avalanche truck bearing Alabama license plate 7418AW9, according to the NOPD.
The three were reportedly known to frequent the 700 and 800 blocks of Bourbon Streets and to sell marijuana-infused edibles from a hand cart, according to the NOPD.
Anyone with additional information on Carmouche’s and White’s whereabouts is asked to call Eighth District detectives at 504-658-6080. Anonymous callers can contact Crimestoppers of Greater New Orleans at 504-822-1111.
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