Do you know who killed Charles Robertson? A physical altercation in New Orleans tragically ended the life of 31-year-old Charles E. 'Carlos' Robertson in the spring of 2014. The male victim succumbed to his injuries on March 30, more than a week after the initial confrontation. The Orleans Parish Coroner's Office later determined that his death was a homicide resulting from blunt force trauma to the head.
The incident that led to Robertson's death occurred on March 22 on North Claiborne Avenue.
During a dispute, another man, identified as 49-year-old Richard Dozier, struck Robertson in the head with a bottle. Following the altercation, Robertson was transported to a local hospital and admitted to the intensive care unit. Despite medical efforts, he passed away from his injuries eight days later.
In the wake of the initial incident, police arrested Richard Dozier. He was subsequently booked on a charge of second-degree battery. After his arrest, Dozier was released from custody after posting bond. Following Robertson's death, the New Orleans Police Department's Homicide Division took over the investigation to delve deeper into the circumstances that led to the fatal outcome. Information regarding the final disposition of the case against Dozier, including any potential upgrades to the charges, has not been made publicly available.
