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NEW ORLEANS — For Saints fans, the NFC Championship Game on Jan. 20, 2019, was the scene of a crime – the infamous “NOLA No Call” that robbed the home team of a second trip to the Super Bowl.
But for federal prosecutors, the coveted tickets to that game could be evidence in an actual criminal investigation of the city’s mayor, LaToya Cantrell.
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Infamous 'NOLA No Call' game at center of Cantrell bribery probe, sources say
But for federal prosecutors, the coveted tickets to that game could be evidence in an actual criminal investigation of the city’s mayor, LaToya Cantrell.
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NEW ORLEANS — For Saints fans, the NFC Championship Game on Jan. 20, 2019, was the scene of a crime – the infamous “NOLA No Call” that robbed the home team of a second trip to the Super Bowl.
But for federal prosecutors, the coveted tickets to that game could be evidence in an actual criminal investigation of the city’s mayor, LaToya Cantrell.