White Woman Arrested After Allegedly Sending Dozens of Emails to a New Orleans TV Station Targeting a Black Woman Over Her Appearance and Other Baseless Actions
A Louisiana woman is facing legal repercussions after being charged with one count of cyberstalking after authorities say she sent dozens of threatening emails to a local news station in less than a week.
Caroline Kain sent 81 harassing emails to a local New Orleans news station over a span of six days, police say. (Photo: @NOPDNews/Twitter)
Caroline Kain, 57, was booked Friday, May 21, on charges of sending 81 hateful emails to not only the news station but also one on-air journalist in particular, whose name has been left out of reports to protect her privacy.
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Despite New Orleans police urging people not to attend, a Christian rally was held Thursday night, New Year s Eve, around Jackson Square. Avondale pastor Andy Rebirth Pellerano, of One Accord Ministries, blamed the city for the big crowds and said his group of 60 to 70 people complied when police asked them to don masks.
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A 2021 sign is placed under where the fleur-de-lis will drop to mark the new year in New Orleans, Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2020. The City of New Orleans announced there will not be a firework show on the Mississippi River to bring in the new year and there will be no spectators at the fleur-de-lis drop due to the coronavirus outbreak. (Photo by Sophia Germer, NOLA.com, The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate)
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The New Orleans Police Department on Wednesday urged people not to attend a gathering that a local church pastor is helping plan for New Yearâs Eve at Jackson Square, saying the event does not have a permit and would violate city coronavirus restrictions.
In a message published on their Twitter account, NOPD officials alluded to current rules capping outdoor crowds at 150 people, along with requirements for face masks and social distancing to limit the spread of the contagion. The agency said officers would âensure this illegal event does not take placeâ but didnât elaborate on what measures they would deploy.