New Orleans police unit hits pedestrian while working to control crowds on Mardi Gras
One person was hit by a New Orleans Police Department unit on Mardi Gras Day under the Claiborne Avenue underpass. WWL's Reporter Paul Murphy was on the scene. The NOPD unit hit the pedestrian near North Claiborne and Kerlerec Street, Murphy reported.
Strong police presence brings safety to New Orleans for Mardi Gras
Following the Jan. 1 truck attack that killed 14 people in the heart of New Orleans, extra barricades have been placed along Mardi Gras parade routes and law enforcement officers can be seen at nearly every intersection of the French Quarter.
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