New Orleans Police Department-Public Information Office
Narcotics and Task Force Officers Worked the Streets of New Orleans Last Week and Confiscated Narcotics and Firearms
First District Narcotics and Task Force Units hit the streets last week and made 25 cases for several incidents involving Felony, Misdemeanor and Municipal violations in various areas in the First District and confiscated narcotics including 159 Hydrocodone and 118 Soma pills and seized $1,921.00 in cash.
Second District Narcotics and Task Force Units made arrests for Felony and Misdemeanor violations and confiscated Narcotics from various areas in their district.
Third District Narcotics and Task Force Units arrested six persons for one felony, three Misdemeanors and two municipal violations. They conducted wanted checks and made one Narcotics case and confiscated Methamphetamine and Marijuana.
Fourth District Narcotics and Task Force Units booked 33 persons and made 43 cases for various Felony, Misdemeanor and Municipal violations. In the Algiers area they confiscated three guns, 34.52 grams of Marijuana, a Crack Pipe and seized $1,302.00 in cash.
Fifth District Narcotics and Task Force Units made 21 cases for mostly Misdemeanor violations. They made three Narcotics cases and confiscated Marijuana and Crack Cocaine.
Sixth District Narcotics and Task Force Units investigated mostly Felony cases and arrested 15 persons. In the seven Narcotics cases they made, they confiscated 9.40 grams of Heroin, 9.45 grams of Crack Cocaine, 2.45 grams of Marijuana and 1.58 grams of Crack.
Seventh District Narcotics and Task Force Units booked 14 persons for Felony, Misdemeanors and Municipal violations. They conducted a search warrant and wanted check and confiscated two guns and Marijuana. They picked up one truant and five curfew violators. Officers were conducting a suspicious person’s check, when one the subjects attempted to avoid Officer Davis. Officer Davis approached the subject who became combative. Officer Davis managed to place the subject on the ground. The subject managed to retrieve a small handgun and aim it at Officer Davis. Officer Davis disarmed the subject. The subject was arrested for Aggravated Assault Illegal Carrying of a Firearm and Resisting.
Eighth District Narcotics and Task Force Units booked 17 persons for Misdemeanor and Municipal violations and issued 26 Summons in lieu of arrest.
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They conducted wanted checks and made one Narcotics case and confiscated Methamphetamine.
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