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Man found shot and dead a block from Bruno’s

Gabriella Killett
January 10, 2020
Rose Wagner
The cross street of Hillary and Burthe Streets. Police are investigating a homicide that occurred there in the early hours of Jan. 10.

Police are investigating a homicide that happened early this morning near Bruno’s Tavern.

According to an NOPD press release, Tulane police officers heard gunshots around 1:50 a.m on Jan. 10, in the area of Burthe and Hillary Streets. Officers found one adult man who had been shot in a car. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Authorities have opened a homicide investigation, and the Orleans Parish Coroner plans to release the victim’s identity once properly notifying his family.

The body was found near popular Uptown bars often frequented by Loyola and Tulane students.

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Gabriella Killett, Managing Editor for Print
Gabby Killett is a journalism junior who serves as The Maroon's Managing Editor for Print.
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Rose Wagner is a senior journalism and political science double major from the suburbs of Minneapolis, Minnesota. This is her second semester as editor-in-chief and fourth year with The Maroon. Outside of Loyola, Rose has worked on multimedia stories with Gray Television's national investigative unit and covered St. Tammany Parish for The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate. When Rose is not in the newsroom, you can find her binge-watching Jeopardy! and listening to true crime podcasts. Contact: [email protected]