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Brock Owens

Multimedia Journalist

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WJAC, Inc.

Preston's Summary

Brock Owens is a Multimedia Journalist at WNYO-TV. With a strong foundation in sports media and a passion for storytelling, he covers a range of topics including regional interest, crime, social issues, and law enforcement, while also delving into education and world affairs. Brock's work has been featured in SBG Harrisburg and WJAC, Inc., showcasing his commitment to engaging with the community and delivering impactful news.

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Geo Focus

Johnstown, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Evolving Stories: 25 %
Breaking News: 23 %
Government Announcement: 21 %
Event Coverage: 11 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 7 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Public Education
  • School Administration
  • Elections
  • Government
  • Politics
  • Special Needs Advocacy

Pitching Insights

Brock's coverage revolves around local news and community events, with a significant focus on government & politics, crime, pets, education, and entertainment news. He regularly reports on government announcements and evolving stories within the local area.

If you're looking to reach out to Brock Owens effectively, consider providing insights or commentary related to local government initiatives or policies affecting Johnstown and Cambria County in Pennsylvania. Additionally, offering expert opinions on ongoing criminal investigations or developments in pet-related issues may also pique his interest.

Given his focus on local news and community events within Johnstown and Cambria County in Pennsylvania as well as topics such as public infrastructure and small businesses are likely of particular interest for him.

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Articles

SBG Harrisburg

PA attorney explains what to expect in bail hearing for UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter by WJAC staff/Brock Owens Mon, December 16th 2024 at 11:43 AM Luigi Mangione --- SCI Huntingdon BLAIR COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Friday marked five days since Luigi Mangione's arrest at an Altoona McDonald's. Blair County officials and investigators in New York City allege that Mangione shot and killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Mangione remains jailed in Pennsylvania as officials explain what is expected to potentially unfold at court hearings currently scheduled in the case. One of the main messages so far from Luigi Mangione's defense attorney Thomas Dickey is that they want to challenge prosecutors to prove Mangione was involved in Brian Thompson's death. Until then, Dickey says the fight for a bail to be set and to keep Mangione from being taken to New York is ongoing. There are currently two court dates set for Mangione in Blair County, where he's facing several charges, including two felonies for forgery and firearms not to be carried without a license. The first court date is a preliminary hearing on December 23rd where prosecutors would be looking to establish that it's plausible Mangione could be guilty of the crimes he's charged with in Blair County. Defense attorney Thomas Dickey has previously said that date may be delayed to give the defense more time to prepare, but as of Friday, it's still set. The other court date is set for December 30th as Mangione's defense is arguing for bail to set. 6 News spoke with a longtime Harrisburg-based defense attorney, Corky Goldstein, who explained that Mangione and his defense could ask for bail as many times as a judge is willing to set a hearing. He says there are two things to be considered by a judge when setting bail. Is the defendant a threat to the public. And is the defendant a flight risk. In court this week, Dickey said Mangione should get bail because he has no prior record and because prosecutors indicated a change in charges that he is facing in New York. But Goldstein says that he respectfully disagrees with Dickey, saying the type of murder charge will likely not play a role in the judge's decision. Goldstein also says those most serious charges being expected in another state also should not matter. It is also worth mentioning that our Right to Know Request for body camera footage and the Altoona McDonald's security footage has been denied by the Altoona Police Department.

PA attorney explains what to expect in bail hearing for UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter by WJAC staff/Brock Owens Mon, December 16th 2024 at 11:43 AM Luigi Mangione --- SCI Huntingdon BLAIR COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Friday marked five days since Luigi Mangione's arrest at an Altoona McDonald's. Blair County officials and investigators in New York City allege that Mangione shot and killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Mangione remains jailed in Pennsylvania as officials explain what is expected to potentially unfold at court hearings currently scheduled in the case. One of the main messages so far from Luigi Mangione's defense attorney Thomas Dickey is that they want to challenge prosecutors to prove Mangione was involved in Brian Thompson's death. Until then, Dickey says the fight for a bail to be set and to keep Mangione from being taken to New York is ongoing. There are currently two court dates set for Mangione in Blair County, where he's facing several charges, including two felonies for forgery and firearms not to be carried without a license. The first court date is a preliminary hearing on December 23rd where prosecutors would be looking to establish that it's plausible Mangione could be guilty of the crimes he's charged with in Blair County. Defense attorney Thomas Dickey has previously said that date may be delayed to give the defense more time to prepare, but as of Friday, it's still set. The other court date is set for December 30th as Mangione's defense is arguing for bail to set. 6 News spoke with a longtime Harrisburg-based defense attorney, Corky Goldstein, who explained that Mangione and his defense could ask for bail as many times as a judge is willing to set a hearing. He says there are two things to be considered by a judge when setting bail. Is the defendant a threat to the public. And is the defendant a flight risk. In court this week, Dickey said Mangione should get bail because he has no prior record and because prosecutors indicated a change in charges that he is facing in New York. But Goldstein says that he respectfully disagrees with Dickey, saying the type of murder charge will likely not play a role in the judge's decision. Goldstein also says those most serious charges being expected in another state also should not matter. It is also worth mentioning that our Right to Know Request for body camera footage and the Altoona McDonald's security footage has been denied by the Altoona Police Department.

By: Brock Owens

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