Noelie Loisel sworn in as U.S. Deputy Marshal in New Orleans
The article notes Noelie Loisel of New Orleans has been sworn in as a U S Deputy Marshal and is armed with a pistol. It follows a string of local and national incidents including court shootings, crimes, and public notices, painting a picture of a turbulent period.
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