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Reports of looting in New OrleansDrudgeAug. 30, 2005 |
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 Police with automatic weapons were called to patrol a grocery store after looters went on a rampage, WWL-TV reports. Police with automatic weapons were called to patrol a grocery store after looters went on a rampage there, grabbing groceries and ripping apart ATMs. The pharmacy was ransacked and merchandise was thrown all around the store. Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour said looting will not be tolerated in his state. "I have instructed the highway patrol and the National Guard to treat looters ruthlessly," Barbour said. "Looting will not be not be tolerated and rules of engagement will be as aggressive as the law allows." 
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