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NEW ORLEANS — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit over a police blockade that kept back a few Hurricane Katrina victims from crossing a bridge out of New Orleans in the storm’s aftermath.

U.S. District Judge Mary Ann Vial Lemmon on Monday ruled that concluding the Crescent City Connection to pedestrians after the Aug. 2005 hurricane did not amount to an “unreasonable restraint of liberty.”

Mary Ann Vial Lemmon had ruled in 2007 that authorities didn’t violate Tracy and Dorothy Dickerson’s constitutional right to travel by means of stopping them from crossing the Mississippi River Bridge to escape the aftermath of the hurricane Katrina. The residual issues included whether police used excessive force and whether the Dickersons’ freedom-of-assembly and the same protection rights were violated.

This turn came for Katrina to act nobly by adopting an abandoned cub, while shooting for her newest film ‘Rajneeti’ in Bhopal.

The site of deserted cub came first to Bhopal villager’s notice, which came to its rescue and handed it to its new owner Katrina Kaif. The cub is named Catreena after the actress adopted it and like a proud mother she was keen in showing curiosity towards it.

According to the sources report it has been heard that the officials of the wild department of the area have even received a call from Katrina’s assistant who wanted to know about the complete process of adopting the cub.

“Catreena” was reported to be beautiful also silky like Katrina according to the villagers.