Two brothers arrested in Hammond with marijuana, two firearms
After shots fired on 7 November 2026 in Hammond, Louisiana, police traced the gunfire to a home on 2nd Avenue, where they found marijuana, psilocybin, THC vapes, cash and two handguns. Two brothers, aged 25 and 23, were arrested on narcotics and firearm charges; the older admitted to firing the gun that night.
🇺🇸 Hammond, Louisiana · Louisiana, United States
Hammond police responded to East Thomas Street and Morris Road on 7 November
2026 after reports of shots fired.[1]Officers traced Tradarius Johnson, 25,
and Nicholas Johnson, 23, to a home along 2nd Avenue in connection with the
shots-fired report.[1]At the home, officers found a large amount of
marijuana, a large amount of psilocybin mushrooms, a large amount of THC vapes
and two loaded handguns, along with a large amount of cash.[1]
The brothers were arrested on multiple narcotics and firearm charges; Tradarius
Johnson was also charged with the illegal discharge of a firearm after admitting
to firing the gun on 7 November.[1]
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Open questions the AI reported
No figure was given for the marijuana, psilocybin mushrooms, THC vapes or the cash found; police described only the quantities, so no weight or value is recorded.
Left out arrested, as no supporting quotation was given.
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