A metal gurney struck a woman at the Laveau Clinic during Hurricane Jolene. The gurney was launched down a hallway and sent the woman sliding across the tile floor. A clinic worker who pursued the individual was shoved into a wall and struck her head on a windowsill. She collapsed near unconsciousness before colleagues administered a sedative and restrained the person. Six onlookers watched the incident across two corridors. In the shelter hall, a man invoked a deity and demanded sacrifice before bystanders intervened.

Sheriff's Office sources confirm the clinic disorder is part of a broader pattern of behavioral disruption linked to an environmental influence spreading along the waterfront. A known Salopri affiliate was present and helped subdue the individual. The Ledger has learned that multiple witnesses described hearing voices during the incident.

A Sheriff's Office spokesperson stated that Port Laveau's public shelters exist under the protection of this office. Those who bring disorder into them will find that protection does not extend to them.