Murder suspect whose mom turned him rebooked in jail stabbing, New Orleans police say
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A man awaiting trial for years on a murder charge in New Orleans has been rebooked on suspicion of attempted murder after a jailhouse stabbing, New Orleans police say. Tyjon Luque, 24, stabbed a man repeatedly in the head and body at the Orleans Justice Center on March 29, according to police. That man went to a hospital and was alive as of Monday, when Luque was rebooked on one count of attempted second-degree murder, police said. Luque had been housed at St. Charles Parish Nelson Coleman Correctional Center while...
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