Jeff Landry, New Orleans officials to give update on Bourbon Street attack. How to watch.
Gov. Jeff Landry, New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick, and law enforcement officials with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Louisiana State Police are updating the public and media on the suspected Bourbon Street terrorist attack on New Year's Day in New Orleans.
NOPD responds to multiple casualties on Bourbon Street in New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS — The New Orleans Police Department is on the scene of a major incident on Bourbon Street. We're told that at least 10 people are dead after a vehicle plowed into a group of people. Multiple EMS units are on the scene, according to NOPD.
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Around 3 a.m., the NOPD says a car slammed into a crowd of people in the area of Bourbon Street and Iberville Street.
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Around 3 a.m., the NOPD says a car slammed into a crowd of people in the area of Bourbon Street and Iberville Street.
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