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• #LOUISIANA SERIAL KILLER 2021 DRIVER#

One day earlier, someone shot two people on I-610 near the Broad Street exit. At midnight on Friday, April 9, someone shot a 21-year-old I-10 motorist near Morrison Road. In April, a shooter or shooters shot seven people on interstate highways in New Orleans. Did voodoo curse follow lawmen to Kentwood? She saw blood and realized someone had shot her and then drove herself to a hospital.

#LOUISIANA SERIAL KILLER 2021 DRIVER#

On May 28, a woman driver turned off I-10 onto Louisa Street. On May 24, a Monday morning, someone shot a man near the 12000 block of the North I-10 Service Road. On a Thursday evening, May 6, a motorist shot a driver in another car during rush-hour traffic on Interstate 10 south as he traveled eastbound between Oak Harbor Boulevard and Old Spanish Trail. One week later, on a Monday evening, another unidentified shooter on the Interstate 10 high-rise bridge wounded a 20-year-old driver, shooting him in the leg as he drove I-10 west, near Louisa Street and Pines Village. Paramedics transported all victims to the hospital, including one woman in critical condition after the unidentified gunman shot her in the face. Last month, on June 6, just after midnight on a Sunday morning, gunfire wounded nine people, standing on the I-10 service road. Chief Ferguson has not explained why the other freeways are immune to his department’s fatal road rage theory. Of the 12 interstate highways across Louisiana, including the four that touch New Orleans, only two have hosted sniper incidents in the last year. In other words, after investigating over two dozen shootings on I-10 and I-610 since July of last year, NOPD attributes most (if not all) attacks to road-ragers and gang-bangers.

Investigators are currently of the belief that these are isolated incidents and, in many cases, crimes of opportunity regarding individuals known to each other.” On July 2, the New Orleans Police Department released a statement saying, “The NOPD investigates incidents such as these on their respective circumstances. NOPD Superintendent of Police Shaun Ferguson “I cannot give you any rhyme or reason behind any of this,” Ferguson said, “but we know for sure, a few of them have involved road rage.” Since July of last year, there has been an average of two shootings per month on two interstate highways near New Orleans.Īt a news conference last April, Superintendent Shaun Ferguson told reporters his investigators found no pattern to the shootings. Officials released no additional details from the shootings, no description of the sniper or sniper vehicle, and no likely motives, nor have they confirmed connections between the shootings.Īuthorities are careful not to mention how often these anonymous highway attacks occur. At 1:30 that morning, an unidentified assailant shot a woman on the Pontchartrain Expressway, somewhere between the Crescent City Connection and the Orleans-Jefferson Parish Line. This marked the third interstate shooting that day.

Three hours later, another random shot struck a man traveling eastbound on I-610 near the St. Emergency Medical Services transported the victim to a hospital in critical condition. Someone shot a man driving in a westbound lane on I-610 near Paris Avenue.