David Warren and Gregory McRae, two former New Orleans Police
officers, will be spending long stretches in federal prison
after juries found them guilty of killing and burning Henry
Glover in the days after Hurricane Katrina.  Judge Lance Africk 
sentenced David Warren to 25 years and 7 months for gunning down
Glover on September 2, 2005.  Judge Africk dismissed notions
that police were under too much stress in the wake of the storm.
He told Warren, "You and Henry Glover were both living through
the same horrible aftermath of Katrina. You were not forced to
respond to Henry Glover with deadly force. The constitution was
not suspended during Katrina."  Sign Up For Traffic Text Alerts
Another former officer convicted in the case, Gregory McRae, was
sentenced to 17 years and 3 months for burning Glover's body in
a car after the shooting. "Your conduct was barbaric and had the
stench of a cover up," the judge told McRae.  McRae faced a
possibility of up to 50 years in prison; Warren could have been
sentenced to