took a while for google AI to figure out what I was talking about - 5 killed in dallas - 4 killed in baton rouge - july 7 + 17 2016 would be interesting to see how police killings changed after July 2016 ====================== https://share.google/aimode/gp3RUjVZcJa74cCCI https://share.google/aimode/dTJAoFcpJlgmZ86OA not sure if these links are workable for everyone or not - dont know how long they stay active either ========================= 2 incidents in usa when five police were killed shreveport and maybe dallas The two prominent US incidents involving the deaths of five police officers occurred in Dallas, Texas (2016) and New Orleans, Louisiana (1973). While Shreveport, Louisiana was not the site of a five-officer fatality event, it was frequently mentioned in news cycles alongside the Dallas tragedy because the Dallas shooter was motivated by a high-profile police shooting that had occurred in Louisiana. [1, 2] The 2016 Dallas Police Ambush On July 7, 2016, a lone sniper ambushed law enforcement officers at the conclusion of a peaceful protest in downtown Dallas. [1, 2] The Incident: A heavily armed gunman, angry over recent police shootings of Black men, targeted white police officers. The Casualties: Five law enforcement officers were killed (four from the Dallas Police Department and one from Dallas Area Rapid Transit). Nine other officers and two civilians were wounded. The Resolution: Following a tense standoff inside an El Centro College building, police deployed a remote-controlled robot carrying explosives to neutralize the shooter. [1, 2, 3, 4] The 1973 New Orleans Sniper Attacks Your mention of a second incident in Louisiana likely refers to the Mark James Essex sniper attacks in New Orleans between December 1972 and January 1973. [1, 2] The Incident: A former Navy serviceman and member of the Black Panthers launched a series of targeted attacks against law enforcement. The final standoff took place at a downtown Howard Johnson hotel. The Casualties: The gunman killed a total of nine people, including five police officers. The Resolution: Police utilized a military helicopter to fly sharpshooters over the hotel roof, ultimately killing the suspect. [1, 2] Why Shreveport is Linked in Memory Shreveport is situated in northwest Louisiana, a state that was a major focal point during the July 2016 timeline. Just two days before the Dallas ambush, the fatal police shooting of Alton Sterling occurred in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The national media attention surrounding Louisiana at that exact moment often causes people to conflate the different cities involved in the 2016 timeline. [1, 2, 3] If you are looking for specific records, I can find the names of the fallen officers or pull up the official investigative reports for either of these historic cases. AI can make mistakes, so double-check responses Try without personalization 9 sites 2016 shooting of Dallas police officers - Wikipedia On July 7, 2016, Micah Xavier Johnson ambushed and shot police officers in Dallas, Texas, killing five, injuring nine others, and ... Wikipedia Three days in July that shook America - BBC Jul 10, 2017 — On 5 July, 37-year-old Alton Sterling was shot six times while pinned to the ground by two Baton Rouge police officers. Cell phone... BBC Shooting of Police Officers, Dallas (2016) | Law - EBSCO The report later found that the shooter had parked a vehicle near El Centro College and walked to Main Street, where he opened fir... EBSCO Show all You said: multi police killed in lousiaina The most prominent modern incident where multiple police officers were killed in Louisiana is the 2016 Baton Rouge police ambush, which resulted in the deaths of four law enforcement officers. [1, 2] 2016 Baton Rouge Police Ambush On July 17, 2016, a lone gunman ambushed law enforcement officers outside a convenience store on Airline Highway in Baton Rouge. [1, 2] The Context: The attack occurred less than two weeks after the high-profile police shooting of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge, and just ten days after the ambush in Dallas, Texas that killed five officers. The Casualties: Three officers—Montrell Jackson, Matthew Gerald, and Deputy Brad Garafola—died at the scene. A fourth officer, Deputy Nicholas Tullier, survived the initial shooting with catastrophic injuries but passed away from complications in 2022. Two other officers were wounded. The Shooter: Gavin Eugene Long, a military veteran from Missouri with ties to anti-government sovereign citizen and black separatist ideologies, was shot and killed by a SWAT officer. [1, 2, 3, 5] 2012 St. John the Baptist Parish Shootings Another notable multi-fatality incident involving Louisiana law enforcement took place on August 16, 2012, in St. John the Baptist Parish, near New Orleans. [1, 2] The Incident: Deputies investigating an initial workplace shooting tracked a vehicle to a local trailer park, where they were ambushed by suspects armed with an AK-47. The Casualties: Two deputies were killed (Brandon Nielsen and Jeremy Triche) and two others were wounded. The Suspects: The perpetrators were linked to the sovereign citizen movement. Seven people were arrested, and primary shooter Kyle David Joekel was later convicted and sentenced to death. [1, 2] 1973 Howard Johnson Standoff (New Orleans) As noted previously, the deadliest single-incident targeting of law enforcement officers in state history happened during the Mark James Essex sniper attacks. Over a multi-week span culminating at a downtown hotel on January 7, 1973, a lone sniper killed five New Orleans police officers along with four civilians before being killed by police sharpshooters in a military helicopter. [1] If you want to look further into a specific case, I can pull up the investigative conclusions, detail the histories of the shooters, or find information on historical line-of-duty statistics for Louisiana. AI can make mistakes, so double-check responses Try without personalization 7 sites Two police shot dead and two injured in Louisiana - BBC News Aug 16, 2012 — Police officers Brandon Nielsen (left) and Jeremy Triche were killed while investigating an earlier shooting. Two policemen have b... BBC 2016 shooting of Baton Rouge police officers - Wikipedia On July 17, 2016, Gavin Eugene Long shot six police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in an ambush attack, in the wake of the ki... Wikipedia Baton Rouge reels after Sunday's ambush murders of three ... Jul 18, 2016 — JEFFREY BROWN: The slain officers were identified as sheriff's Deputy Brad Garafola, and police officers Montrell Jackson and Matt... PBS Show all
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