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Re: Arrest made in brazen downtown nigger shooting, NOPD used GPS tracker to catch suspects
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Heinz
Jan 19, 2024, 4:47:30 AMJan 19
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On 11 Feb 2022, Molly Bolt <mollyth...@gmail.com> posted some
news:b7991959-40f8-429a...@googlegroups.com:
> Give him a trial tonight and hang him in the morning. Cut his dick
> off so everyone can hear the animal scream.
NEW ORLEANS — Using cutting-edge technology, timing, and a little luck,
New Orleans police detectives quickly zeroed in and arrested a
20-year-old New Orleans man in the drive-by shooting that wounded a man
and a woman in the CBD Wednesday afternoon which rattled people in the
CBD on the cusp of rush hour.
Bryceson Jones was taken into custody after officers, already hot on the
trail of a gang of suspected carjackers, used a GPS tracking device that
had been placed earlier on the pickup truck to follow Jones’ path from
the moment of the shooting to a home in eastern New Orleans where he was
arrested at about 9 p.m., according to a police report.
Jones was booked with two counts of attempted murder, possessing a
machine gun, two counts of aggravated assault, discharging a firearm
during a violent crime and one count of aggravated arson for allegedly
torching the getaway truck, a Chevy Silverado, court records show.
The two shooting victims were rushed to a local hospital with
unspecified bullet wounds.
The preliminary police report reveals that a 17-year-old and a
16-year-old were taken into custody as officers stormed the house in
search of Jones, who was captured in an attic after a tactical unit used
tear gas to smoke him out.
The 16-year-old was captured while trying to jump over a fence of the
house, the report states.
Officers recovered two assault rifles that they say matched shell
casings found at the CBD shooting scene at Common and Carondelet streets
at about 3:47 p.m.
In addition to the assault rifles, detectives armed with a search
warrant recovered two Glock pistols, one with an extended magazine, an
illegal machine gun, and “several articles of clothing hidden inside the
attic where the subjects were hiding, which matched what they were
observed wearing throughout the day.”
The police report also states that detectives had been tracking the
Silverado and various suspects connected to a carjacking and six auto
thefts along the Poydras corridor.
The carjacked vehicle, a Nissan Altima, was pinpointed at the scene of a
prior homicide still under investigation, the report states.
Just before the shooting Wednesday, officers stated they tracked the
Silverado “as it drove through the Poydras Street corridor and circled
at least a dozen times.”
Jones is scheduled to appear in Magistrate Court at 3 p.m. Thursday. No
information was immediately available on other suspects taken into
custody due to privacy surrounding juvenile arrests.
https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/crime/arrest-made-in-brazen-downtown-s
hooting-nopd-used-gps-tracker-to-catch-suspects/289-ff77e5b9-3616-40d6-bc
81-6ca4a177308e
news:b7991959-40f8-429a...@googlegroups.com:
> Give him a trial tonight and hang him in the morning. Cut his dick
> off so everyone can hear the animal scream.
NEW ORLEANS — Using cutting-edge technology, timing, and a little luck,
New Orleans police detectives quickly zeroed in and arrested a
20-year-old New Orleans man in the drive-by shooting that wounded a man
and a woman in the CBD Wednesday afternoon which rattled people in the
CBD on the cusp of rush hour.
Bryceson Jones was taken into custody after officers, already hot on the
trail of a gang of suspected carjackers, used a GPS tracking device that
had been placed earlier on the pickup truck to follow Jones’ path from
the moment of the shooting to a home in eastern New Orleans where he was
arrested at about 9 p.m., according to a police report.
Jones was booked with two counts of attempted murder, possessing a
machine gun, two counts of aggravated assault, discharging a firearm
during a violent crime and one count of aggravated arson for allegedly
torching the getaway truck, a Chevy Silverado, court records show.
The two shooting victims were rushed to a local hospital with
unspecified bullet wounds.
The preliminary police report reveals that a 17-year-old and a
16-year-old were taken into custody as officers stormed the house in
search of Jones, who was captured in an attic after a tactical unit used
tear gas to smoke him out.
The 16-year-old was captured while trying to jump over a fence of the
house, the report states.
Officers recovered two assault rifles that they say matched shell
casings found at the CBD shooting scene at Common and Carondelet streets
at about 3:47 p.m.
In addition to the assault rifles, detectives armed with a search
warrant recovered two Glock pistols, one with an extended magazine, an
illegal machine gun, and “several articles of clothing hidden inside the
attic where the subjects were hiding, which matched what they were
observed wearing throughout the day.”
The police report also states that detectives had been tracking the
Silverado and various suspects connected to a carjacking and six auto
thefts along the Poydras corridor.
The carjacked vehicle, a Nissan Altima, was pinpointed at the scene of a
prior homicide still under investigation, the report states.
Just before the shooting Wednesday, officers stated they tracked the
Silverado “as it drove through the Poydras Street corridor and circled
at least a dozen times.”
Jones is scheduled to appear in Magistrate Court at 3 p.m. Thursday. No
information was immediately available on other suspects taken into
custody due to privacy surrounding juvenile arrests.
https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/crime/arrest-made-in-brazen-downtown-s
hooting-nopd-used-gps-tracker-to-catch-suspects/289-ff77e5b9-3616-40d6-bc
81-6ca4a177308e
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