New Orleans sued for the Bourbon Street terrorist attack, accused of negligent

Prosecutors affected by New Year’s terrorist attack On Bourbon Street in New Orleans, they filed a civil lawsuit against city leadership and private companies engaged in counseling with the City of Security Planning in the French quarter for negligence.

Terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar of Texas 14 civilians killed and injured 57 others when he broke through the Ford F-150 through the crowds of people who celebrated New Year’s Eve in New Orleans Street around 3 to 1 January. Jabbar was killed in a shooting with the police.

“New Orleans has been changed forever with this tragedy, and we have seen countless people who are now changing their behavior and avoiding Bourbon street, and even the city itself for fear of their physical security. Furthermore, it is impossible to quantify how many people are now suffering from depression, anxiety and anxiety and anxiety and Nightmares from what they saw and heard during this attack.

Romanucci and Blandin, a law firm for mass disasters that represented victims in several recent mass events and attacks, joined with a law company Maples & Connick LLC based in New Orleans, to file a civil lawsuit that states that the mass tragedy is not just predictable, She had already prevented the mass tragedy, already predictable, but also prevented the mass tragedy, but was already predictable, but also prevented the mass tragedy, but was predictable, but also prevented mass tragedy, but was already predictable, but it was already prevented the mass tragedy, it was already predictable, but also prevented the mass tragedy, but also prevented, but rather prevented, but was predictable, but also prevented.

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21 Prosecutors include Antoinette Klima, whose son’s father, Reggie Hunter, died in the attack.

“On New Year’s Day, I received a heart call that Reggie had not survived,” the climate said in a statement. “To speak to our son that his father was not the hardest thing I ever had to do. And I went a lot in life – to hustle the hurricane Katrina, the loss of loved ones, and even piercing myself through the flood waters to save my grandfather. But nothing, nothing is He does not compare with pain for the loss of Reggie and have to break that news to our son. “

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She added that she had just marked her son’s first birthday “without his father.”

“It has been an incredibly difficult time. Our son has been robbed so much turning point – his father’s presence at his first dance, his first kiss, learning to drive, graduate, get married,” the air conditioned. “A list of what he misses is endless. I don’t know if the pain will ever disappear completely. People say it’s easier, but I’m not sure. What I know is that we have to find a way to move forward.

“People say it’s easier, but I’m not sure.”

– Antoinette air conditioning

Prosecutors are also a student at the University of Georgia Elle Eisle, who hit the vehicle with her friend and State University student of San Diego Steele Idulson. They sustained life -threatening injuries, while two others were killed with them.

Three prosecutors who survived the attack also speak after the lawsuit was filed.

“Before that fateful night of the new year in New Orleans, I was filled with hope and optimism about the future of our city. I felt sure and I was looking forward to every day, appreciating a colorful community around me,” said the survivor Leo Spadoni in a statement. . “That moment changed everything. In an instant, my sense of safety was broken. The joy I once felt was replaced by a pervading fear. The city I once loved and felt a part now feels like a place of danger and fear. That fear made me I am worried about the way out and living a fulfilling life of enjoyment. “

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Survivor Daniel Ortega said “she was never a person who would travel from home to experience New Year’s Eve in a popular location until this certain year” because “he was always afraid of large groups of people, especially on special occasions.”

“I will live the rest of my existence hidden from any event that attracts attention and many people.”

– Daniel Ortega

Keith Eldridge, who celebrated his 60th birthday in New Orleans when the attack occurred, said he had constant flashback from the tragedy.

“This tragic event has influenced me by keeping my mind every day: morning, noon and night. I have constant flashbacks every day and I no longer want to be in big crowds or events,” he said. “I think I will never visit Bourbon Street again, let alone New Orleans. The safety protocols that were in the place were not enough obstacles to the protection of people, but I really hope that everyone will be responsible to learn the lesson and prevent it from ever repeating. “

Defendants charged with negligence include the City of New Orleans, the New Orleans Police Department, the French district management of the neighborhoods, Mott MacDonald LLC and Hard Rock Construction LLC. Prosecutors had previously told Fox News Digital when the lawsuit was announced at the end of last month not to comment on the litigation.

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The complaint states that the city “stepped down” from his own plans for New Year’s Eve and Super Bowl when he decided to replace Bollards in November.

While the replacement procedure lasted when the attack occurred in the early morning hours of January 1, the officials set up a temporary barrier where Bourbon Street meets at Canal Street, probably to prevent suspicious vehicles down the traffic tourist area.

However, according to the owners of local companies and employees who have previously discussed with Fox News Digital, this temporary barrier is set up instead of above, allowing vehicles to pass on vacation.

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For almost a decade, New Orleans talked about improved security measures for a French quarter.

“After the deadly attack by Bastille Day in Nice, France, July 14, 2016, in which the driver was driven by a truck with boxes on the DES angleis promenade, killing 86 and injuring 434 other, main city centers around the world, including New Orleans, including New Orleans , including New Orleans, including New Orleans, have been put on a warning for Copycat attacks, “the lawsuit said. “In order to prepare against this type of attack, New Orleans used $ 40 million in taxpayers to buy and install the equipment needed to keep their residents and visitors.”

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He continues, “Despite the years of preparation and warnings about motor vehicle base attacks, New Orleans’ officers and their engaged counselors and performers recklessly and intentionally put New Year’s celebrants in danger of focusing on safety systems to be ready for Super Bowl at the cost of New Year’s Eve and Sugar bowls .

“The city deviated from its own public security plan for New Year’s Eve and a sugar bowl, a decision that completely exposed Bourbon Street only the kind of attack they warned to take all reasonable precautions to stop.”

The city started planning updated security measures, including Bolima intended for stopping vehicles to enter traffic streets, in the French quarter 2017.

“The French quarter is often densely full of pedestrians and represents an area where a mass incident with victims could occur,” and 2017 Report States. “This area is also a risk and a targeted terrorism area that has identified the FBI as concern that the city has to deal with.

“After the attack in Nice, France; in London, England; and the recent incident of the NYC Times Square, which quoted Bollarrds, saved lives, it became clear that popular tourist areas could threaten attackers by vehicles and weapons.”

Separately, a confidential report from 2019 received by Fox News from the Interfon International Consultative Consultation company, he warned that Bourbon Street was the “most endured goal” in the New Orleans for a terrorist attack.

60 pages security assessment ordered by the French district management, “It seems that Bollarrd’s current Bourbon Street system does not work.”

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Federal authorities said Jabbar had previously visited New Orleans on two occasions, once October 30, 2024, and once on November 10, 2024. He also visited Kairo and Toronto before the attack, the FBI said.

While Jabbar was obviously acting alone, the authorities explore if he had copies.