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New Orleans police secretly scanned city streets with 200+ facial recognition cameras for two years, seemingly defying a 2022 city ordinance (Washington Post)
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New Orleans called out for sketchiest use of facial recognition yet in the US
According to police records submitted to the city council, the network “only proved useful in a single case.” Investigating the…
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Monstrous 40ft Alligator, Two-Toed Tom Spotted Near New Orleans (with a Gaming Lounge in His Mouth)
Summary Two-Toed Tom, a legendary beast of Southern folklore, comes to life in South of Midnight, the new action-adventure from…
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New Orleans Attacker Wore Meta Ray-Ban Glasses to Record the City
Shamsud-Din Jabbar testing the smart glasses, right, the footage he recorded of Bourbon Street, left. The New Orleans terrorist who…
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US authorities say New Orleans attacker travelled to Egypt, Canada | Crime News
US Army veteran also visited the city twice in months leading up to truck attack, law enforcement officials say. Authorities…
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Do not fall for simplistic portrayals of the New Orleans attacker | Editorial
In the Louisiana city of New Orleans, the new year began with a horrible tragedy after a man ploughed his…
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UN chief condemns New Orleans truck attack — Global Issues
Media reports indicated that a US male citizen had intentionally driven a pick-up truck into a crowd of people celebrating…
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At least 10 dead as a truck rams a New Year’s crowd in New Orleans | In Pictures News
A deadly car-ramming attack in New Orleans has brought chaos and mourning to the New Year’s Day celebrations in the…
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At least 10 dead, dozens injured as vehicle crashes into New Orleans crowd | News
DEVELOPING STORYDEVELOPING STORY, At least 30 injured after pickup truck plows into crowd on Canal and Bourbon Street. At least…
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