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🇨🇦 Multimedia journalist & producer @CNN via @frontlinepbs, @CBCNews. Retweets ≠ endorsements. Views my own etc. Socially distanced from this app.

New York
Joined April 2015
Celebration shifts into surrounding streets & avenues as police block traffic from 5th Ave outside Trump Tower #NYC
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People showing up with signs now & getting louder, cheering for every car and cab that honks its way down 5th Ave #NYC #Election2020 
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The crowd on 5th Ave outside Trump Tower #NYC #Election2020
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Crowd gathering outside Trump Tower in Manhattan #NYC #Election2020
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The scene/sound from midtown #NYC #Election2020 🔊
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Congratulations Meredith!! You may be surprised but your friends sure aren't. Now go update all your bios to "award-winning journalist" you star 🌟
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"The problem is not just with these 'bad apple' officers," Lopez said. "There are systemic deficiencies that are allowing them to exist and to persist and to continue working, and to continue harming people. And I have seen that in every department that I have investigated."
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"Is it possible to make the communities that we're talking about safe while respecting people's constitutional rights?" @jelani9 asked officers in #frontlinepbs' 2016 documentary. "Absolutely," they responded.
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Replying to @rararahima
Eat it like an apple.
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Replying to @meralawrence
This is the kind of supportive feedback loop I can get behind!
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Replying to @priyankaboghani
"Authorities watched from a distance as the driving dog did donuts."
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What happens when you give a daily news reporter a year to tell a story? Road trips, bursting binders, and a source tracked down at a Chinese-Christian sermon. Check out @DelacorteReview's latest podcast episode. In which I stubbornly chase a story across Ohio.
Each story we publish includes a podcast, which aims to tell our listeners the story behind the story. Our thirteenth episode features ⁦@ZoeHTodd⁩ in conversation with ⁦@shapiromichael⁩ delacortereview.org/2019/11/…
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Replying to @ZoeHTodd @delaCorte
And at a drug court in Barberton, OH, Judge Todd McKenney says sometimes jail or prison are the only way to cut through what he calls the insanity of addiction.
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Replying to @ZoeHTodd @delaCorte
Pearson's treatment is court-ordered. Prosecutor Daniel Lutz says criminal justice is a crucial tool for a state gripped by opioid addiction. "If the criminal justice system isn’t going to hold them accountable, who is?”
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