Mamou, Mardi Gras
Questions remain after deadly Mamou Mardi Gras Shooting; town remains silent
EVANGELINE PARISH — MAMOU, La. (AP) — A week has passed since the deadly shooting at Mamou’s Mardi Gras celebration, but for the families of the victims, the wounds remain fresh. The tragic event left two people dead and 11 others injured, sending shockwaves through the small Louisiana town.
Two shootings at Mamou’s Mardi Gras concerts left a total of two teenagers dead and 14 wounded. It has been learned that one ...
Police are on the scene of a shooting in Mamou, La., where multiple people have been shot, with at least one being fatal, and ...
Gunfire at Mamou Mardi Gras! The terrifying moment was caught on video as shots rang out, sending crowds running. Here’s what ...
Treland Castille, the 19 year old accused of killing two people during a Mamou Mardi Zydeco Concert has prior warrants in ...
Police are on the scene of a shooting in Mamou, La., where multiple people have been shot, with at least one being fatal, and a suspect or possible suspects are being questioned.
Green's family said they learned of his death when a video surfaced on social media showing his body on the ground.
Original Story on Mardi Gras Day: More shots have been fired at a street dance in Mamou, Louisiana, for Mardi Gras.
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