David Love is a journalism and media studies professor at Rutgers University. With a focus on justice, race, and politics, David has written for various publications including The Grio, The Washington Post, and Al Jazeera English. He holds degrees from Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania Law School, and the University of Oxford.
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David Love's reporting primarily focuses on local crime and court cases, with a significant emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories. If you have information or insights related to ongoing criminal investigations, trials, or other legal proceedings in the local area covered by David, he may be receptive to your pitch.
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By: David Love
Michael Walker stole more than £70,000 from friends by spinning a web of lies, including that he was dying of cancer.
Sheriff David Harvie described the case involving Donald Morrison as "very disturbing".
James Shewan, who breached an ASBO by continuing his drunken, abusive behaviour in Elgin, has been jailed for 17 months.
By: David Love
Stuart Johnstone was "incredibly intoxicated" when he punched the door steward in the face after taking umbrage about being asked for ID.
By: David Love
Roy Howe - who has demanded an apology and threatened to sue The P&J for covering his case - was branded a paedophile in Inverness Sheriff Court.
By: David Love
Raymond Paterson thought he was communicating with young teenagers but it was actually adult volunteers at three different online child protection groups.
By: David Love
Jordy Nuesink was touring the Highlands with five friends when he drifted onto the wrong side of the road and hit a car.
By: David Love
Brian Farmer's decision to allow bull terrier Duke to starve to death was described by a sheriff as "an incredible act of cruelty".
By: David Love
Former RAF man Keith Rollinson died after the drunk yob 'rained blows' on him after he refused him entry to his bus. Members of his family left the court in tears at such a short sentence for culpable homicide
By: David Love
The 16-year-old's brutal attack on Keith Rollinson caused the Stagecoach driver to suffer a fatal heart attack.
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