After another Tigerland murder, DA discusses possible solutions

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A little-known state law could become an effective tool in helping prosecutors go after the owners of properties that create a public nuisance and foster criminal activity. The law, La. R.S. 13:4711, actually allows prosecutors, elected officials, local law enforcement and, even, residents who live near a nuisance property to sue the owner in civil

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