Andrea May Sahouri is a Criminal Justice Reporter at the Detroit Free Press. She focuses on criminal justice issues, covering themes related to the judicial system and crime, while also touching on family relationships and wellness. Andrea's work has been featured in notable publications including The Des Moines Register, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Andrea May Sahouri's reporting primarily focuses on crime-related news in the local context, particularly within Detroit and Michigan. Her coverage includes evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, with a significant portion of her work covering homicide cases and police activities.
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Someone had been working on a home in the 5200 block of South Clarendon Street when the remains were found, police said.
By: Andrea May Sahouri
The child was shot in the arm by a stray bullet when the 15-year-old suspect shot up in the air, authorities say.
By: Andrea May Sahouri
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Jeffrey Mosteller was one of four Oxford Center employees charged after Thomas Cooper, 5, burned alive inside the center's hyperbaric chamber.
Jeffrey Mosteller was one of four Oxford Center employees charged after Thomas Cooper, 5, burned alive inside the center's hyperbaric chamber.
Community violence intervention leaders react to shootings at Fairlane mall and Great Lakes Crossing that left three young men dead.
Kenneth Bardwell allegedly told investors they'd be funding the development of a billion-dollar sports and entertainment complex in Romulus.
By: Andrea May Sahouri
The 18-year-old's attorney said the video doesn't show anything in his hand or him pointing anything at police.
By: Andrea May Sahouri
Detroit Free Press The Detroit man found not guilty of murdering prominent Detroit Jewish leader Samantha Woll — but convicted of lying to police — has been granted parole by the Michigan Parole Board.
