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6:00 am
Sat August 6, 2011
Katrina's Lawlessness Remembered In Shooting Verdict
By NPR Staff
A federal jury in New Orleans returned guilty verdicts Friday against five current and former police officers who were charged with shooting at unarmed civilians in the chaotic days after Hurricane Katrina. Two were killed in the shooting and four others wounded. Host Scott Simon talks to NPR's John Burnett about the conviction.