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Gun fired during Uptown parades

Starlight Williams
February 25, 2017

It was reported by the New Orleans Police Department that a man had been shot between St. Charles and Napoleon Avenue around 3 p.m. today.

The parades stopped for approximately 15 minutes before they restarted.

Police are currently investigating, but current state of the unidentified victim is unknown.

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Starlight Williams
Starlight Williams, Editor-in-chief
Starlight is mass communication senior with a focus in journalism and a minor in legal studies. After serving as Assistant Life and Times Editor, Life and Times Editor, Works Editor, Worldview Editor, and Wolf Editor, Starlight is thrilled to lead The Maroon as Editor-in-chief. When not trying to meet a deadline, Starlight can be found singing off-key to show tunes, mourning the decline of manners, or taking a nap under her desk in The Maroon office. Contact: [email protected] or star_lightw  

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