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Reversing Course bestofneworleans.com This longstanding pattern of inappropriate — if not unconstitutional — arrests is what Police Chief Ronal Serpas drew upon when he began releasing the arrest record of every person murdered in New Orleans. Not their record of convictions, |
 WWL First News | New Orleans policy change policy on releasing arrest records on murder victims The Republic MARY FOSTER AP NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans police will no longer add the arrest record for victims to their news releases. The old policy of adding a victim's arrest record to each news release outlining a homicide stirred fierce opposition, New Orleans changes policy, decides not to release slaying victims' arrest records NOPD to cease highlighting criminal records of individual victims |
New Orleans Police Release Criminal Records Of Victims Huffington Post New Orleans police say revealing a victim's rap sheet lets the public know that much of the violence is happening between people with similar criminal backgrounds. Families of the slain victim's say the practice is insensitive, and others outraged with |
 NOLA.com | New Orleans police reverse policy of releasing victim arrest records amid NOLA.com By Brendan McCarthy, The Times-Picayune Amid mounting public criticism, the New Orleans Police Department on Wednesday announced it was reversing its year-old policy of releasing the arrest histories of murder victims. Police will no longer play up the murder victim arrest records |
 Central Florida News 13 | Revealing slain victims' rap sheets draws fire Fox News they also announced he had been arrested for drugs and other non-violent crimes, keeping with a year-old policy in which criminal records for slain victims are released — sometimes before they've been publicly identified. New Orleans police say Serpas names new commanders for three NOPD districts |
