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Authorities Monitor Protests Amid Accusations of Profiling

12/8/2025

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State and federal authorities in New Orleans monitor online criticism of Catahoula Crunch.
Law enforcement records show nine of 38 arrestees had significant criminal histories.
Local leaders question transparency and accuse potential racial profiling, noting many arrestees appear Hispanic.
The Louisiana State Police monitor social media related to the protests.
Activists argue surveillance of lawful demonstrations is unjustified and violates the right to protest.

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Story summary

State and federal authorities in New Orleans monitor online criticism of Catahoula Crunch.
Law enforcement records show nine of 38 arrestees had significant criminal histories.
Local leaders question transparency and accuse potential racial profiling, noting many arrestees appear Hispanic.
The Louisiana State Police monitor social media related to the protests.
Activists argue surveillance of lawful demonstrations is unjustified and violates the right to protest.