Dan Morse is a reporter at The Washington Post. He covers courts and crime in Montgomery County, Md., with a focus on themes such as crime and justice, white-collar crime, and the intersection of religion and spirituality. His work has been featured in numerous publications including The Seattle Times, The Baltimore Sun, and The Boston Globe.
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Dan Morse predominantly covers local crime and breaking news stories in the Washington D.C. area, with a specific focus on Montgomery County, Maryland. Pitches should aim to provide valuable insights related to ongoing or developing crime stories within this geographic area.
Given his coverage of legal policy regulation and evolving stories, Dan may be interested in pitches that offer expert commentary on crime trends or developments in law enforcement policies specific to the mentioned locations.
For those looking to pitch football-related content, it's important to note that Dan has only covered one piece related to football (specifically the Dallas Cowboys), so such content might not be as well-aligned with his typical reporting.
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By: Dan Morse
The 25-year-old Maryland woman, Kamryn Jones, later gave birth to a baby girl.
By: Dan Morse
The 24-year-old woman, pushed in a wheelchair, arrived at an emergency room in Baltimore with marks on her ankles and a swollen belly.
The ruling comes as a related negligence lawsuit over the fatal shooting at the Potomac, Maryland, facility grows more contentious.
Advocates in Maryland are raising concerns about the rape of a disabled woman who was living in a group home when, during a hospital visit, doctors determined she was seven months pregnant.
By: Dan Morse
Authorities had argued that Brendan Banfield murdered his wife and another man in a bid to be with the family’s au pair.
By: Dan Morse
The Justice Department will appeal the sentence of Sophie Roske. Here is what to expect.
By: Dan Morse
Sam O’Hara was handcuffed by D.C. police after following a group of Guard members and recording them as they patrolled D.C.’s streets.
By: Dan Morse
After holding an anonymous hunger strike last year, Maj. Jason Watson decided not to hide his identity at his recent protest.
By: Dan Morse
In an era of declining trust, Adrienne Behrman, 49, took a chance on a couple she hoped to help.
By: Dan Morse
By The two women who drifted into a small Ohio town reminded Adrienne Behrman of her younger self.
