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Former New Orleans 911 chief Tyrell Morris, charged with misconduct, to run for mayor
Tyrell Morris, the former head of the Orleans Parish Communication District who resigned after last year after wrecking his city-owned vehicle, announced Thursday that he will run for New Orleans mayor this fall.
Former 911 director Tyrell Morris running for New Orleans Mayor
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Indicted former leader of NOLA 911 announces mayoral run
Tyrell Morris, formerly the leader of the Orleans Parish Communications District and presently facing accusations in state court of malfeasance in office and other charges, is running for Mayor of New Orleans.
Former New Orleans 911 chief Tyrell Morris, charged with misconduct in office, announces run for mayor
Tyrell Morris, the former head of the Orleans Parish Communication District who resigned after last year after wrecking his city-owned vehicle, announced Thursday that he will run for New Orleans mayor this fall.
Tyrell Morris announces run for New Orleans Mayor
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Former Orleans 911 chief Tyrell Morris, still under indictment, to run for mayor
Former Orleans 911 chief Tyrell Morris, who was indicted last year, is planning to run for mayor, Fox 8 has learned.
Rescheduled New Orleans parades to roll, wag March 9
The New Orleans Police Department announced on Thursday, March 6 that Elks Krewe of Orleanians truck parade and the Krewe of Crescent City along with Krewe of Barkus will now roll on Sunday, March 9.
New Orleans Police Department Superintendent speaks on decision to roll parades despite weather threat
WDSU Anchor Travers Mackel caught up with NOPD Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick on the parade route and spoke to her about her decision to let parades roll.
New Orleans Police seek public’s help in identifying auto burglary suspect
Police say the suspect is described as a Black man between the ages of 20 and 30, with tattoos on his right hand and fingers.