The Division: New Orleans, part three. The Division takes on the case of Kuantay Reeder, and the assistant district attorney is finally able to view Kuantay’s case file. Will there be evidence inside to support Kuantay's claim of innocence? Listen now⬇️
spend time in the civil rights division, the office set up by district attorney Jason Williams after his election win in 2020. It is led by, who tells them about the kind of cases the team have been looking at over the past year.
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