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Breana Ross

Reporter

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WMUR-TV, WJCL 22

Preston's Summary

Breana Ross is a Reporter at NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon. She covers a range of topics including beauty and fashion, arts and entertainment, and theater, highlighting the intersection of creativity and culture in her reporting. Breana's work has been featured in numerous outlets including WMUR-TV, KCRA 3, and KHBS/KHOG, among others.

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Geo Focus

Baltimore, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 58 %
Interviews Q&as: 35 %
Events: 5 %

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Pitching Insights

Breana Ross's focus is predominantly on local community events, non-profit organizations, and local businesses in the Baltimore area. She often covers heartwarming stories related to family and relationships within the community.

If you have a story related to uplifting local initiatives, heartwarming community events, or profiles of inspiring individuals from the Baltimore area with ties to family and relationships (such as non-profits helping families or highlighting successful local businesses), it may resonate well with Breana's coverage style.

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Articles

KCRA 3 & My58 Television

Skip to content Video shows police helicopter landing in field, officer saving man who nearly drowned at closed pool Video shows police helicopter landing in field, officer saving man who nearly drowned at closed pool Video Player is loading. / This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Text Color Opacity Text Background Color Opacity Caption Area Background Color Opacity Font Size Text Edge Style Font Family End of dialog window. ✕ STATE AIRPORT. THE FLIGHT OFFICERS TELL ME, PATROLLING CITY POOLS IN FOXTROT IS A PART OF THEIR DAILY ROUTINE. THEY SAY THEY ACTUALLY SEE PEOPLE POOL HOPPING ON A DAILY BASIS, BUT THEY KNEW WHAT THEY SAW FROM OVER. WALTER P CARTER POOL SATURDAY NIGHT WAS DIFFERENT. IT WAS AN URGENT SITUATION, LIFE OR DEATH, WHERE THEY NEEDED TO TAKE ACTION IMMEDIATELY. I GOT TWO TICKETS FOR RESCUE. IT SAYS DROWNING ARREST OUT OF WATER. THIS ANGIE, I'M GONNA BREAK OFF FROM HIS FIGHT. GO THERE TO THOSE KIDS. A SPLIT SECOND DECISION THAT WOUND UP SAVING A LIFE. TACTICAL FLIGHT OFFICER ANDRE SMITH, JUNIOR AND FLIGHT OFFICER CRAIG HOOVER WERE RESPONDING TO ANOTHER CALL SATURDAY NIGHT WHEN THEY HEARD A DISPATCHER SAY A DROWNING VICTIM WHO'D GONE INTO WALTER P CARTER POOL AFTER HOURS NEEDED HELP. JUST KNOWING THE AREA AND KNOWING WHERE THE UNITS WERE RESPONDING TO AND KNOWING THAT WALTER P CARTER WAS PRETTY MUCH ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE DISTRICT, I DECIDED TO RESPOND TO THAT CALL AND WHAT THEY SAW NEXT LED TO ANOTHER SPLIT SECOND DECISION PUTTING A HELICOPTER DOWN IN THE FIELD. THIS GUY LOOKED LIKE HE'S NOT BREATHING, NOT MOVING. HE'S IN CARDIAC ARREST. HAVE A MEDIC GET HERE ASAP. I KNEW RIGHT AWAY JUST LOOKING AT HIM ON THE VIDEO THAT HE WAS IN BAD SHAPE AND HE NEEDED COMPRESSIONS PRETTY QUICK, SO I JUST. I JUST DID IT. DRE PRETTY MUCH SAID, LET'S DO CPR IF YOU CAN GET ME ON THE GROUND AND LOOK DOWN. I FOUND THE FIELD. YOU CAN SEE THE MOMENT HOOVER LANDS THE HELICOPTER IN THE FIELD NEAR THE POOL BEFORE SMITH GETS OUT AND RUNS TO DO CPR ON THE 25 YEAR OLD MAN UNTIL HE BECAME RESPONSIVE. A LANDING LIKE THIS IN FOXTROT IS RARE. THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I'VE DONE IT. WE'VE NEVER HAD ANYTHING IN THE BOOKS FOR LANDING IN A GRASSY AREA IN THE BACK OF A SCHOOL TO DO A WATER RESCUE, BUT DOING IT MAKING THE SPLIT SECOND DECISION SAVED A LIFE. IT FEELS GOOD TO ME. IT'S JUST A REGULAR DAY IN THE OFFICE, YOU KNOW, WE DO STUFF LIKE THIS ALL THE TIME. I'M JUST GLAD WE WERE ABLE TO GET IN THE FIELD. AND FLIGHT OFFICER SMITH SAYS THEY ACTUALLY SAW PEOPLE POOL HOPPING THE VERY NEXT DAY. AFTER THIS SITUATION ON SUNDAY, HE REMINDS PEOPLE NOT TO POOL HOP, NOT TO ENTER CITY POOLS AFTER HOURS TO PREVENT TRAGEDY AT MARTIN STATE AIRPORT, I'M BRIA

Skip to content Video shows police helicopter landing in field, officer saving man who nearly drowned at closed pool Video shows police helicopter landing in field, officer saving man who nearly drowned at closed pool Video Player is loading. / This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Text Color Opacity Text Background Color Opacity Caption Area Background Color Opacity Font Size Text Edge Style Font Family End of dialog window. ✕ STATE AIRPORT. THE FLIGHT OFFICERS TELL ME, PATROLLING CITY POOLS IN FOXTROT IS A PART OF THEIR DAILY ROUTINE. THEY SAY THEY ACTUALLY SEE PEOPLE POOL HOPPING ON A DAILY BASIS, BUT THEY KNEW WHAT THEY SAW FROM OVER. WALTER P CARTER POOL SATURDAY NIGHT WAS DIFFERENT. IT WAS AN URGENT SITUATION, LIFE OR DEATH, WHERE THEY NEEDED TO TAKE ACTION IMMEDIATELY. I GOT TWO TICKETS FOR RESCUE. IT SAYS DROWNING ARREST OUT OF WATER. THIS ANGIE, I'M GONNA BREAK OFF FROM HIS FIGHT. GO THERE TO THOSE KIDS. A SPLIT SECOND DECISION THAT WOUND UP SAVING A LIFE. TACTICAL FLIGHT OFFICER ANDRE SMITH, JUNIOR AND FLIGHT OFFICER CRAIG HOOVER WERE RESPONDING TO ANOTHER CALL SATURDAY NIGHT WHEN THEY HEARD A DISPATCHER SAY A DROWNING VICTIM WHO'D GONE INTO WALTER P CARTER POOL AFTER HOURS NEEDED HELP. JUST KNOWING THE AREA AND KNOWING WHERE THE UNITS WERE RESPONDING TO AND KNOWING THAT WALTER P CARTER WAS PRETTY MUCH ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE DISTRICT, I DECIDED TO RESPOND TO THAT CALL AND WHAT THEY SAW NEXT LED TO ANOTHER SPLIT SECOND DECISION PUTTING A HELICOPTER DOWN IN THE FIELD. THIS GUY LOOKED LIKE HE'S NOT BREATHING, NOT MOVING. HE'S IN CARDIAC ARREST. HAVE A MEDIC GET HERE ASAP. I KNEW RIGHT AWAY JUST LOOKING AT HIM ON THE VIDEO THAT HE WAS IN BAD SHAPE AND HE NEEDED COMPRESSIONS PRETTY QUICK, SO I JUST. I JUST DID IT. DRE PRETTY MUCH SAID, LET'S DO CPR IF YOU CAN GET ME ON THE GROUND AND LOOK DOWN. I FOUND THE FIELD. YOU CAN SEE THE MOMENT HOOVER LANDS THE HELICOPTER IN THE FIELD NEAR THE POOL BEFORE SMITH GETS OUT AND RUNS TO DO CPR ON THE 25 YEAR OLD MAN UNTIL HE BECAME RESPONSIVE. A LANDING LIKE THIS IN FOXTROT IS RARE. THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I'VE DONE IT. WE'VE NEVER HAD ANYTHING IN THE BOOKS FOR LANDING IN A GRASSY AREA IN THE BACK OF A SCHOOL TO DO A WATER RESCUE, BUT DOING IT MAKING THE SPLIT SECOND DECISION SAVED A LIFE. IT FEELS GOOD TO ME. IT'S JUST A REGULAR DAY IN THE OFFICE, YOU KNOW, WE DO STUFF LIKE THIS ALL THE TIME. I'M JUST GLAD WE WERE ABLE TO GET IN THE FIELD. AND FLIGHT OFFICER SMITH SAYS THEY ACTUALLY SAW PEOPLE POOL HOPPING THE VERY NEXT DAY. AFTER THIS SITUATION ON SUNDAY, HE REMINDS PEOPLE NOT TO POOL HOP, NOT TO ENTER CITY POOLS AFTER HOURS TO PREVENT TRAGEDY AT MARTIN STATE AIRPORT, I'M BRIA

By: Breana Ross

Updated: 3:10 AM PDT Aug 3, 2025 Editorial Standards ⓘ Breana Ross Reporter

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