In New Orleans, Louisiana early this morning, a man plowed an SUV through a crowd at a New Years Eve celebration on Bourbon Street. According to police the man killed at least ten people and injured more than two dozen, then fired a weapon from the vehicle intent on killing more. The driver is now dead, and that's all the information available at the moment. According to the police chief "this is not a DUI situation," meaning it was an intentional attack.&nbsp;

Currently there are conflicting reports about the incident being a terrorist attack.

New Orleans' mayor called it a terrorist attack:

Then an FBI agent said the killings were "not a terrorist event":

Well, all the investigative bases are covered with those conflicting statements.

The FBI leadership these last few years hasn't exactly gone out of their way to earn the trust of citizens.

We'll find out more as the investigation unfolds. Prayers for the victims and their families.&nbsp;

 {ai:summary}<p>A man drove an SUV into a crowd celebrating New Year's Eve in New Orleans, killing at least ten and injuring over thirty. The driver is deceased, and police have stated it was an intentional act, although there are conflicting reports regarding whether it constitutes a terrorist attack.</p><p>New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell labeled the incident a terrorist attack, while an FBI agent contradicted this, asserting it was not a terrorist event. This discrepancy raises concerns about the investigation's clarity and the FBI's credibility. #crime</p>

FBI, Mayor of New Orleans Give Conflicting Takes on If Attack was a 'Terrorist Event'

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