U.S. MARSHALS TASK FORCE AND NEW ORLEANS
POLICE DEPARTMENT HAUL IN MURDER SUSPECT AS OPERATION DEBRIS REMOVAL
CONTINUES
The U.S. Marshals
Service Eastern District of Louisiana Crescent Star Fugitive Task
Force (CSFTF) and the New Orleans Police Department arrested Bryan
Bordere, 21 years old, in the 1900 block of Pauger St. after he
briefly resisted arrest. Bordere was wanted by the New Orleans
Police Department on a first degree murder warrant.
The murder occurred on Saturday, October 07, 2007, in the 1400 block
of Congress St., New Orleans, Louisiana. Townsend Bennett, the 23
years old victim, had recently been released from prison and was on
parole for a 2003 conviction in Orleans Parish for two counts of
manslaughter. News reports indicated that a firearm and narcotics
were recovered from the scene of Bennett’s murder.
The New Orleans Police Department developed Bordere as a suspect in
Bennett’s murder and requested the assistance of CSFTF in locating
him. Bordere had recently been released from Louisiana probation
supervision for possession of cocaine and simple escape.
U.S. Marshal Credo stated, “This is another example of law
enforcement agencies on every level working together to deter
violent crime in our community.”
CSFTF was established by the U.S. Marshals Service Eastern District
of Louisiana in 1999, and the New Orleans Police Department has been
a member since its inception. Other members of the task force
include the Orleans Parish Criminal Sheriff’s Office, St. Charles
Parish Sheriff’s Office, St. Bernard Parish Sheriff’s Office,
Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office, Bogalusa Police Department,
Louisiana Probation and Parole, U.S. Border Patrol, Bureau of
Immigration and Customs Enforcement, U.S. Coast Guard Investigative
Services, and the Social Security Office of Inspector General. |