Found my car was broken into this morning. Called 311, and a very polite lady took my info and said…read morea squad would respond. About an hour and a half later an Officer came to my place (very quick time for a non-emergency). Officer L took the info, again, very nice, polite and called a fingerprint officer. Two more officers came out, no luck on the prints. I got a report number. My first dealing with the NOLA PD. Very professional.

ARREST BY OFFICER P/O D. WILLIAMS: On August 1,2025 I was…read morearrested on an old charge "simple criminal damage to property" dating back from January of 2022 , where a warrant was issued out for my arrest . I have had jobs and background checks since then , and I never knew that a warrant was issued out for my arrest ; until August 1,2025 where I went to get a background check for Orleans Parish ; where I was also arrested on a charge that statue of limitation had expired . It's stated by law in the state of Louisiana that the statue of limitations for simple criminal damage to property is 2 years . I was arrested on August 1,2025 , when the warrant was issued for January 2022 . When I saw Judge Johnathan Friedman at Magistrate court on Saturday August 2,2025 he informed me that he could not prosecute me for an old charge , when the statue of limitations has expired . I lost 2 jobs . I recently applied at Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office ; and was supposed to attend a physical for the Sheriff's department on August 2,2025 I missed due to me being incarcerated . Also at Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office where I was incarcerated , upon my release I was asked to sign papers stating that I received all of my belongings . They would not let me inventory my items before signing that document stating I had received everything, once I was able to open the envelope my $40 dollars in cash that was sent thru cash app earlier ,was not in my property. I did not receive my items from the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Department until after I signed the papers stating I received all of my items . When I finally received my items only after signing papers that I received everything back , my $40 in cash were missing ! When I looked on the paper I signed stating I received all of my items , I saw everything on the documents except my $40 in cash . When I asked the Sheriff's department for my money they told me to come back another time ! As of right now , I'm active seeking out employment because I lost 2 jobs due to being incarcerated. -TARANISHIA BROWN

These guys and gals are wonderful and I'm very grateful for their service to us, the community…read more Station is a bit run-down, but that's to be expected when it's like 200 years old (exaggeration, but really, I'm convinced this building has seen living dinosaurs). Thankfully the new station will be finished by this time next year and it's in a better location because they have more space, it's new, AND I've heard it will be easier to park. The officers have always been polite, courteous, and helpful when I've called for help, and I really appreciate it. Funny story, the zipper on my wallet/clutch/purse thing once got stuck in the inside of my jeans back pocket, and this lovely lady officer spent a good 10 minutes with me trying to help me clip it our where the fabric was stuck so that she didn't ruin my jeans. It's silly, I know, but to me it shows the dedication and desire a lot of them have to help us out when we're just having a bad time!

Well this is my first review of a Police Station. This is not the kind of place that makes one…read morethink of happiness and joy. Normally a visit to such a building is the result of something very negative. The worst being that you are a victim of a crime and hopefully only a property crime. Or that you may be in the process of an arrest and that is never nice whether for a minor offense or for a felony. And then again you may be dropping off goodies for the guys and gals in Blue during Carnival Season. Unfortunately my visit was because I am a crime victim. A thief absconded with all the beautiful Mardi Gras decorations we placed on our home. I was dropping off the video of this low life heathen. The thief just happens to be female and up in age. And I must say that the response and follow up to the two incidents of theft were handled professionally and in a caring manner. Not a major crime and there is so much they have to be concerned about I was pleased with my three contacts with the members of the NOPD. And the visit to 4317 as the Station is called brought back memories from a time I was younger, slimmer, hairier, and a proud member of the NOPD. Probably a time where many YELP participants were not even born. The building is renovated and there are no longer stables in the back. The cells have been converted and so much is different. Time marches on. The odd thing about the Second District Station today, if you don't know, is that it is now located in the newly formed Sixth District.

Bless all of the NOLA Officers. I saw plenty of intoxicated people during my visit ... was warned…read moreof pick pocketers, but didn't personally experience any issues or feel unsafe at any time. I saw a larger presence of Officers. The Officers were kind, friendly, kept their eyes on everything; but let people be .... I was walking by and saw a sign that they had NOLA Police Shirts for Sale inside. We went in to find a rack of shirts with the examples/designs and sizes. They had vending machines with shirts, pins, badges, all reasonably priced. In addition, the profits go to help police officers/memorials. I am always willing to Back the Blue! Money well spent! Thanks NOLA PD. Thank you for all you do. Stay Safe!

Literally walking on royal and when I get to in front of the precinct I tripped and fell and…read moresprained my ankle. My 11 year old daughter screamed cause she didn't know why I fell . There was an officer right on the steps and when I fell he hid and didn't ask if anyone was ok. When I finally got my self together I started to limp and I saw him hiding. Once I walked further he came out and stood right back on the steps. Terrible for a police office to do especially when you hear a child scream Mom!!

Oh yes, I'm going there. Apparently I will be the first to review JPSO... yet to be determined if…read morethis is a good or terrible idea. Now, if this were a business, they would get 1 star for service based on my recent experience. However, I do enjoy having them keep the streets safe for me and my family. I'm still alive, part of which I'm sure has to do with JPSO. I thus bumped them up to 3 stars... possibly because karma scares me too much to give a 1-star review of people who risk their lives each day to protect others. I'll also issue a disclaimer of sorts. I am entirely grateful for those who serve as policemen/women. This just has to do with my one, and so far only, experience with the JPSO in my time of need. On with the review. On a Sunday afternoon recently, I noticed a bunch of fraudulant activity posted to my bank account. Aware that my bank wouldn't be able to do anything on a Sunday, I figured that perhaps I could stop a crime from being committed.Timeliness is everything - and I figured reporting it ASAP would increase the chances of catching this person on camera or something. However, since it was not life-threatening, I didn't WANT to call 911. I instead Googled JPSO and was told on their website that my only option was to call 911. With much hesitation, I did so. The dispatcher was exceptionally nice and took all of my information. She informed me that a Deputy would call me back so that I could file a police report. It never happened. No phone call, no in-person visit, nadda. I expected to have to wait a while for a response. After all, this was fraud, not a murder, robbery, domestic abuse, or anything quite as terrible. Like in an Emergency Room, it isn't first-come, first-served... it's order of importance. That's fine, and understandable. However, someone was stealing from me and breaking the law. At some point, yeah, it would have been nice to get a follow-up call or visit. 3 days later, I still haven't heard from them. I figure at this point, the crime has already been committed so there is no point in bothering them further with it. I will (hopefully?) get my money back from my bank, and they can deal with the police investigation to recoup their losses from whoever made those purchases. Still, it's frustrating to only be able to sit back and wait while someone steals from you.

The staff and resident employees are very respectful and very helpful and getting getting to help…read morepeople that need their help like me.I'm trying to get medicare part B

A letter I sent to the Sheriff:…read more Dear Sheriff, My wife and I were visiting my daughters last Sunday July 24th when my wife, who has dementia, decided to walk out the front door and proceeded to get lost. We started looking for her and called your office. Two officers arrived in two cars almost immediately and also started looking for her and one of them found her in the hospital parking area. Please thank the officers again for me and thank your department and 911 for their efficiency. Richard Durham Birmingham, AL 35222

I went to this location in Fat City years ago to report a very very serious crime that i had been a…read morevictim of, and I never received any follow‑up or support. The experience left me feeling ignored, dismissed, and completely unprotected. The lack of response from the department was deeply upsetting and showed a failure to take victims seriously.

It would be nice to have someone who is at the desk all the time. it would also be nice to be able…read moreto dial the precinct a general information number.

Their straight forward no nonsense front desk people can come off as a little cold, but it is…read moreefficient and makes for a speedy interaction. We popped in to hand over a wallet we found, and were out in about 5 minutes. Quick, easy and painless.

I find all officers that individual that choose to Protect and Serve are OK...it is our actions…read morethat cause us to rate them low...UNFAIR

Gretna Police are known for using excessive force. Almost got tackled by a Gretna cop named Bobby…read moreManjarrez for putting my ticket in the machine after closing hours. This happened at the OTB casino and the side where you bet on the horses was closed but I already played and was checking my tickets to see if I won. I didn't think it was no big deal but he wanted to tackle me anyway after I explained this to him. If it wasn't for one of the workers at the casino to stop him and say I'll check it for her he could have hurt me. I would have sued to.

I had to come here to get a background check for work and as much I was not looking forward to the…read moreprocess it actually wasn't all that bad. Once I filled out my paperwork I waited (the waiting room is outside bc of covid so maybe pick another day if it's raining I guess?) about 10 minutes before they called me in the back to get my prints. Once I did that it was smooth sailing. Now I'm free to commit some crimes (for HR purposes this is a joke).

I went to the Fat City JPSO substation years ago to report a very very serious crime that I had…read morebeen a victim of, and I never received any follow‑up or support. The experience left me feeling ignored, dismissed, and completely unprotected. The lack of response from the department was deeply upsetting and showed a failure to take victims seriously.