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Suspect in violent New Orleans block party shooting that wounded 17 people turns himself in to cops


The suspect in a horrifying gunfight that left 17 people wounded in New Orleans turned himself over to authorities Saturday, but he refused to talk about the shooting.

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Joseph (Moe) Allen, 32, was named by New Orleans investigators as one of the suspects sought for the violent shootout on Sunday.

He will face 17 counts of attempted murder, but investigators said Allen won't speak about the allegations against him.

The suspect’s prior rap sheet includes everything from home invasion to carjacking to drug possession, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reported.

Allen and an unknown number of accomplices allegedly opened fire in Bunny Friend Park as it teemed with hundreds of people filming a music video at a 6 p.m. block party.

Investigators avoided questions about the identity of the music group filming the video and whether the shootout was gang-related, although they did reveal that Allen had ties to a known gang leader.

Ten of the wounded were under 21-years-old and the youngest was just 10-years-old, according to the paper. None of the victims have life-threatening wounds. "We are so glad that it wasn't worse," said police Superintendent Michael Harrison.

Even though the park was crowded, police said they still hadn’t received any videos of the shoot-out. “And everyone knows there are lots,” said Mayor Mitch Landrieu.


http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nat...rleans-shoot-out-wounded-17-article-1.2449220

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17 people shot and Obama never even mentioned it, one whack job in Colorado goes nuts and Obama is calling for more gun laws. Looks like his white is showing, none of the victims in Colorado were black.
 
A witness to last month's mass shooting at Bunny Friend Park, which littered the playground with up to 70 shell casings and left 17 wounded, told police one of the shooters fired a semi-automatic handgun from a wheelchair, court records show.

The records also show one of the suspected shooters was among the wounded.

The New Orleans Police Department have so far identified eight suspects in the Nov. 22 shooting at the Upper Ninth Ward playground. All are wanted on 17 counts of attempted first-degree murder, one for each victim shot. Among the five who have been arrested is 22-year-old Rashad "KMG EZZY" Walker.

A witness to the shooting told police Walker was seen "seated in a wheel chair" inside the gated park "and firing a semi-automatic handgun into the crowd," a warrant for his arrest says.

Walker surrendered to police Dec. 5 after police publicly named him as a suspect.

Warrants connected to the recent arrests of suspects provide other new information about the shooting. Records reveal one of the suspects was shot in the park and another was shot the next day, in a separate shooting in eastern New Orleans.

Suspect also a victim
Gunfire broke out in the park following an argument involving another arrested suspect, Eddie "Eazy" Copelin, 20, Copelin's arrest says. During that argument, a witness told police, several people were seen "removing firearms" and shooting into the crowd.

Copelin is also one of the 17 victims shot in the park that night, his arrest warrant says. The warrant says a witness told police "Eddie from OBLOCK" was one the shooters. NOPD Detective Chad Cockerham, who was one of the first responding officers, immediately recognized the reference, the warrant says.

Cockerham knew "Eddie from OBLOCK" as one of the victims. His name had also come up before from "previous intelligence" related to the investigation. Police learned "Eddie from OBLOCK" referred to Copelin, and the witness picked Copelin out of a photographic lineup.
Copelin was arrested Dec. 5.

"Chaos and panic"
Warrants also paint a picture of what police officers encountered when they pulled up to the scene.
Before any word shots were fired, Cockerham was on his way to Bunny Friend Park "to disperse an unauthorized party," records say. While on the way, near the intersection of North Galvez and Louisa Street, he heard "a barrage of gunfire erupt."

A warrant says Cockerham and several other 5th District officers immediately accelerated their cars to a rush to the scene after hearing gunshots.

Once police arrived, "they were met with chaos and panic of citizens running in numerous directions across the park (and) surrounding streets," records say. Cockerham saw people jumping into vehicles and accelerating "to the point where the tires ... were spinning and screeching" as they left the scene.

Records say police then saw victims lying on the ground in on the north side of the park, suffering from gunshot wounds. Police and other first responders began attending to the victims before they were taken to the hospital.

Police previously said several hundred people were gathered at the park for a party and some planned to shoot a music video. The video shoot never happened, though, when gunfire sent the crowd scattering. Some of those trying to escape toppled over a chain-link fence they trampled over to get out the park.

Suspect shot the next day
As investigators continued poring over the mass shooting scene the next day, Lawrence "L" Veals, 19, was the only victim of a shooting in eastern New Orleans on Nov. 23. Veals has since been named as one of the Bunny Friend Park shooting suspects, and was arrested Dec. 4.

A witness to the eastern New Orleans shooting told police he saw four men "shooting guns into the air" and then scattering, records say. The witness said approximately 20 shot were fired.

Responding officers, who received the Nov. 23 shooting call around 10 p.m., found Veals lying on his side near the intersection of Rosemont Place and Dreux Avenue with a wound in his lower abdomen.

Another Bunny Friend Park shooting suspect, Malik "Leaky" Johnson, 17, was arrested on charges related to the eastern New Orleans shooting. He was booked on a charge of possession of a stolen weapon. The arrest came after police found a backpack near the scene containing a stolen gun.

Police said he will be booked on the additional attempted murder charges.

After questioning another man, Dominic Savoy, about the backpack, Savoy said Johnson had possession of it. Both Johnson and Savoy were then booked on stolen gun charges.

Police on Sunday (Dec. 6) named Johnson as a suspect in the Bunny Friend mass shooting. He has not yet been charged with 17 counts of attempted first-degree murder.

Savoy has not been named a suspect in the Bunny Friend shooting.

Other suspects
Joseph "Moe" Allen, 32, was the first Bunny Friend suspect named by police, less than a week after the shooting. He surrendered to police Nov. 28.

Additional suspects Wilfred "Lil Wilfred" Celestine, Quendrick "C4" Bailey, 20, and Michael "Mack" Allen, 29, remain at large.

http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2015/12/bunny_friend_wheelchair_shooti.html

Guess the good news, they were not muslims, bad news no one died... Remember BlacklivesMatters....LOL
 
The simple point was, Obama didn't demand gun control in this case.....but does now....why ?
 
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