2:30 LRN Newscast Nov 15

Investigators are looking into an officer-involved shooting in front of the Caesar’s Superdome this morning. Deputy NOPD Superintendent Chris Goodly says around 7 am three officers were called to assist a Superdome security team. The man pulled a knife which led to him being shot. Goodly says NOPD was only there because they were asked to help…:

CUT 05(14)      “…from time to time.”

The suspect is in stable condition. The officer is on desk duty pending the investigation.

A day after Senator John Kennedy issued a statement he’s seriously considering running for governor next year, Senator Bill Cassidy was asked what his intentions are there…:

CUT 12(05)      “…tease it now.”

This week the state Republican Party announced they’re backing of Attorney General, Jeff Landry for governor. Cassidy says that smacks of “back room deal making.”

 

A new report finds Louisiana is near the bottom for catching lung cancer before it’s too late. Marsanne Golsby has more…:

CUT 01(30)      “…Golsby.”

Webster Parish Sheriff Jason Parker awarded Andrew Lincoln with a special life-saving award for risking his own life to pull a woman from a burning car crash. That happened October 9th on Highway 164 in Webster. Lincoln is a tow truck driver and was answering another call, when he spied the crash and took action.