Former chief of Fairfield Police Department joins News 12 to discuss the New Year's Day New Orleans truck attack

Gary MacNamara talks about what goes into a high profile investigation like this, and what tools are used.

Isabella Gaydos

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Jan 3, 2025, 1:22 PM

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Updated 2 days ago

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This morning, News 12's Rebecca Surran spoke to Gary MacNamara, the former chief of Fairfield Police Department and currently the executive director of Public Safety & Government Affairs at Sacred Heart University.

MacNamara talks about his perspective of the investigation on the New Year's Day New Orleans truck attack, including what goes into a high profile investigation like this, and what tools are used.