Cassie Schirm is an investigative reporter for WDSU-TV, focusing on local news in New Orleans, Louisiana. With a passion for uncovering the truth and holding those in power accountable, Cassie's articles delve into a wide range of topics, including government corruption, legal issues, community events, and cultural celebrations in the vibrant city of New Orleans.
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Cassie Schirm's coverage focuses on local government, crime, and entertainment news in New Orleans. She frequently reports on breaking news, legal policy regulation announcements, and evolving stories related to the city's government activities.
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Tyrell Morris faces charges of malfeasance in office, false personation of a peace officer, insurance fraud, and second-degree public records injuring.
New Orleans resident Anne Breaud filed a federal civil lawsuit against Cantrell back in July.
The family says the city and NOPD should have done more to prevent a police officer from using his position to assault their loved one.
The victim, who is a teenager and will not be named due to being a victim of sexual assault, spoke on the stand about the assault and her life since the incident.
A civil trial for the victim of former NOPD officer Rodney Vicknair has ended after a jury said the city did not adequately monitor Vicknair, leading to the sexual abuse.
During the trial, prosecutors called for Judge Benedict Willard to recuse himself from the case after they say he dismissed a complaint made against a male juror.
The trial was supposed to resume Friday; however, the district attorney's office appealed the decision, and a judge granted a stay on the trial.
Two men accused of killing a French Quarter tour guide were in court Wednesday morning, where they entered pleas in the case.
By: Cassie Schirm
NEW ORLEANS — The former Orleans Parish communications district director was in court Thursday for a discovery hearing in his criminal case.
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