Bourbon Street has reopened one day after a deadly terror attack in New Orleans. The Federal Bureau of Investigation clarified on Thursday that 14 people were hit and killed by a truck in the early hours of the New Year.FBI officials said the suspected driver has also died.He was identified as 42-year-old Army veteran Shamsud-Din Jabbar.It is believed that he acted alone and was 100% inspired by ISIS terrorists, as an ISIS flag was recovered from the back of the truck used in the attack.FBI officials said videos show him planting explosive devices in the area, before changing clothes. NewsCenter 5 spoke with a Massachusetts couple who was in New Orleans to celebrate the new year, but decided to call it a night before the attack.Luisa and Dan LaCorazza were staying in a hotel on Bourbon Street when Dan said they called it an early night after Luisa fell asleep.”I …
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