There are new details in the shocking death of Bay St. Louis Police Chief Mike De Nardo. Before he shot and killed himself, De Nardo was being investigated for illegally sold city-owned fire arms. News 25’s Gina Tomlinson has the…
A sheriff's deputy says Bay St. Louis Police Chief Mike DeNardo killed himself soon after learning that authorities were investigating allegations that he illegally sold city-owned firearms. Hancock County Chief Deputy Don Bass said DeNardo illegally sold one city-owned assault…
The Hancock County community is still in shock after Bay St. Louis Police Chief Mike De Nardo died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the chest. There are certainly questions as to the circumstances of the chief’s death as well…
The unexpected death of Bay St. Louis Police Chief Mike De Nardo sent shock waves through the police department and the community. News 25’s Hank Davis spoke with law enforcement leaders and city officials this afternoon and brings us the…
Chief De Nardo was a 30 year law enforcement veteran, having served for 18 years at the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office as a patrol supervisor and S.W.A.T commander. De Nardo was with the Bay St. Louis Police Department since…
Bay St. Louis Police Chief Mike De Nardo has died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the chest. He shot himself at the police station in Bay St. Louis and died after being taken to Memorial Hospital in Gulfport this…
Many people here on the Coast are still in shock over the death of Police Chief Mike De Nardo. News 25’s Hank Davis is in Bay St. Louis with a look at how the community is dealing with the death…