Prosecutors affected by the New Year Terrorist attack On Bourbon Street in New Orleans, a civil lawsuit was filed against the city's leadership and private companies that were appointed to consult with the city on safety planning in the French district of neglect.
The terrorist Shamsoud is a mighty religion from Texas 14 civilians were killed 57 others were injured when the Ford F-150 was shocked by crowds of people who celebrate the New Year on the famous New Orleans Street around three in the morning.
“This tragedy has changed forever from New Orleans, and we have seen countless people changing their behavior and avoiding Bourbon Street and even the city itself for fear of their physical safety. Moreover, it is impossible to determine the number of people who are now suffering. Aaron Maples, Maples & partner said. Connick in a statement: “Depression, anxiety and nightmares of what they saw and heard during this attack.
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Investigators work in the scene after someone drove a truck to a crowd of canal and bourbon streets in New Orleans on January 1, 2025. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)
Among the 21 prosecutors Antoinette, whose father died his son, Rege Hunter, in the attack.
“On New Year's Day, I received a tragic call that Rigi had not survived,” Clemima said in a statement. “Tell our son that his father had gone was the most difficult thing I had to do at all. Butner, Nothing Compares to the Pain of Loging Reging and Having to Break that news to our son.”
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The drawing shows the names of the victims in the terrorist attack in New Orleans. (Fox News)
She added that she was distinguished by the birthday of her first son, “without his father.”
“It was an incredibly difficult time. Our son was stolen from many prominent landmarks – the father's presence in his first dance, his first kiss, learning to drive, graduation, and marriage,” said Clemeima. “The list of what he misses is endless. I don't know if the pain will disappear completely. People say it becomes easier, but I am not sure. What I know is that we must find a way to move forward.
“People say it's easier, but I am not sure.”
Also among the prosecutors is the parents of the female student of Georgia Il Isle, who shocked the car with her friend and student of San Diego Steel Edlson. They were threatening life while two others were killed with them.
Three plaintiffs who survived the attack also speak after the lawsuit was filed.
“Before that fateful night on New Year in New Orleans, I was full of hope and optimism about the future of our city. I felt safe and looked up to every day, and I appreciate the vibrant society around me,” said Liu Spadoni in a statement. “That moment changed everything. In a moment, my sense of safety was destroyed. The joy I once felt was replaced by a widespread fear. Adventure and live a satisfactory life. “
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Police at the crime scene on Bourbon Street in New Orleans investigate January 1, 2025. Driver plowed in crowds of New Year's celebrities and began to launch a weapon in the early hours of the morning. (Kat Ramirez for Fox News Digital)
Survivor Daniel Ortega said that “he was never a person traveling away from home to New Year's Eve in a common location to this particular year” because “he always fears large groups of people, especially on special occasions.”
“I will live the rest of my existence, hiding away from any event that attracts attention and crowds of people.”
Keith Eldridge, who was celebrating his 60th birthday in New Orleans when the attack occurred, said he has been suffering from past memories since the tragedy.
The New Orleans Shamsoud police faced a mighty debt on January 1, 2025. (New Orleans Police Department)
“This tragic event has affected me in a way that remains in my mind every day: the morning, the back and the night. I have memories of the continuous past every day, and I no longer want to be in crowds or great events.” “I don't think I will visit Bourbon Street again, let alone New Orleans. The safety protocols that were in place were not sufficient obstacles to protecting people, but I really hope that every official will learn a lesson and prevent him from happening again. “
Among the defendants accused of neglected New Orleans, the New Orleans Police Administration, the French neighborhood administration area, and the death of McDonald LLC. Prosecutors were told by Fox News Digital when the case was announced late last month that they did not comment on the suspended litigation.
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A barrier is seen on Bourbon Street after it was reopened in New Orleans on January 2, 2025. Several people were killed and dozens were injured after a man shocked his truck in crowds of New Year's celebrities on Bourbon Street. (Kat Ramirez for Fox News Digital)
The complaint claimed that the city “deviated” from its special plans on New Year's Eve and Super Bowl when she decided to replace Bollars in November.
Although the replacement process continues when the attack took place in the early morning hours of January 1, officials installed a temporary barrier where Bourbon Street meets the Canal Street, and it is assumed that to prevent suspicious vehicles from driving in the crowded tourist area.
However, according to local business owners and employees who previously spoke with Fox News Digital, this temporary barrier was set instead of above, allowing cars to pass the vacation.
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Tourists are running through temporary barriers on the streets of Orleans and Bourbon, January 2, 2025, in New Orleans. (AP Photo/George Walker IV)
Nearly a decade ago, New Orleans has been discussing the improvement of safety measures for the French quarter.
“In the wake of the deadly pastel day attack in Nice, France, on July 14, 2016, where a truck driver led the Bruntid Dis Angeles, killing 86 and wounding 434 others, and the main city centers around the world, including New Orleans , And put in a state of alert for imitation attacks, “The lawsuit states. “To prepare against this type of attack, New Orleans used $ 40 million of taxpayer money to buy and install the equipment needed to maintain the safety of its residents and visitors.”
Investigators are looking at the tennis house used by Shamsud-Din Jabbar in New Orleans on January 2, 2025. (Kat Ramirez for Fox News Digital)
It continues, “Despite years of preparation and warnings from car -based attacks, New Orleans officials, tenant consultants and contractors expose the recklessness and deliberate celebration .
“The city has deviated from its public safety plan for New Year's New Year and Sugar Bowl, a decision completely uncovering Bourbon Street to the type of attack that was warned against taking all reasonable precautions to stop.”
The city started planning updated security measures, including Bollars, which aims to prevent vehicles from entering crowded streets, in the French district in 2017.
“The French neighborhood is often full of infantry and represents an area where a mass victim accident can occur,” 2017 report report. “This field also represents a threat and a target of terrorism set by the FBI as a source of concern that the city must address.
“In the aftermath of the attacks in Nice, France, in London, England; and the last Times residents who killed Pollarz saved lives, it became clear how the attackers could threaten by the attackers and weapons.”
A separate and secret report for the year 2019 by Fox News warned from the InterFor International Consulting Company that Bourbon Street was the “most prominent target” in New Orleans for a terrorist attack.
The 60 -page security evaluation commissioned by the French neighborhood administration area, “the current Pollard system on Bourbon Street is not working.”
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The federal authorities said that Jabbar had previously visited New Orleans on two occasions, once on October 30, 2024, and once on November 10, 2024. He also visited Cairo and Toronto before the attack.
While Jabbar behaves alone, the authorities achieve whether he has any partners.
