US EditionTodd Landry Arrested After New Iberia Parade Crash Injures 15
Authorities said the driver showed signs of impairment and 13 patients were hospitalized, with 2 airlifted and festival music later canceled.
- On Saturday, April 4, 2026, a vehicle struck multiple pedestrians at a Lao New Year parade in New Iberia, Louisiana, injuring 15 people, some critically, during the afternoon celebration.
- Authorities arrested 57-year-old Todd Landry of Jeanerette after a breath test showed 0.137% BAC, exceeding Louisiana's 0.08% legal limit, though investigators said the crash 'does not appear to be an intentional act.'
- Emergency responders deployed 10 ambulances and two helicopters; Acadian Ambulance transported 13 victims to hospitals—11 by ground and 2 by air. Landry faces 18 counts of first-degree negligent injuring.
- Festival organizers canceled Saturday music programs and alcohol sales, redirecting all security resources to the scene. Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry said, 'Sharon and I are praying for all those affected.'
- The Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office continues investigating the incident, which echoes Louisiana's history of vehicle-related tragedies, including the January 1, 2025, Bourbon Street attack that killed 14 people.
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A vehicle crashed into a crowd of people attending a parade and cultural festival in New Iberia, Louisiana, leaving at least 15 people injured. Several victims were reported to be in critical condition, with two injured people being transported by helicopter. Louisiana State Police arrested 57-year-old Todd Landry after the incident, which occurred near the intersection of Savannakhet Road and Melancon Road. Landry, of Jeanerette, showed signs o…
15 Injured After Car Slams Into Crowd at Louisiana Parade
A Louisiana festival turned into a scary situation when a driver plowed into a crowd during a Lao New Year Parade, leaving at least 15 people injured. The chaos unfolded Saturday afternoon in New Iberia, where cops say a vehicle slammed into…
A driver ran over the attendees of a parade in a rural area of Louisiana State, in the United States, and injured fifteen people, some of them seriously.The episode occurred on Saturday afternoon.The man was stopped as the expertise progressed to determine how and why the event occurred.According to the first assessments, it would not be a deliberate action.The incident was recorded around 2.30 (local time), when a man, identified as Todd Landry…
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