Grant Lancaster is a Crime/Breaking News Reporter at various publications, including the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and Texarkana Gazette. He covers a range of topics related to security and law enforcement, crime and justice, and the judicial system, often focusing on law enforcement technology, court proceedings, and litigation. Grant's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including the Monroe Times and River Valley Democrat-Gazette.
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Grant Lancaster's coverage heavily revolves around crime-related topics such as shootings, homicides, and arrests. His focus on evolving stories and breaking news indicates a preference for timely information related to criminal incidents. Therefore, pitches should offer relevant expert insights or exclusive details about ongoing investigations or recent developments in crime-related cases.
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By: Grant Lancaster
One day after Little Rock police officials said an officer was put on leave for pressing his gun to a man's head in an arrest earlier this month, a city board candidate called on the city to investigate another officer's behavior in a May arrest he called unprofessional and dangerous.
By: Grant Lancaster
Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott was "deeply disappointed" by what he saw in "disturbing" footage of an Aug. 9 arrest during which a Little Rock police officer pressed his gun to a man's head, he said late Thursday in a social media post.
By: Grant Lancaster
A driver fleeing from Little Rock police on Interstate 430 early Friday crashed, killing one person and injuring others, according to a spokesperson for Arkansas State Police, the agency investigating the wreck.
By: Grant Lancaster
The discovery of Flock Safety camera poles sawn through or knocked down in recent months caused Conway police officials to reconsider the way they install the devices.
By: Grant Lancaster
Arkansas State Police Director Col. Mike Hagar won't answer questions Tuesday from the Arkansas Legislative Black Caucus about a trooper who punched a Black teen in the head during an Aug. 1 traffic stop.
By: Grant Lancaster
Community activists and a Little Rock city board candidate on Monday renewed demands for the firing of a Little Rock police officer who is accused of pressing his gun against the head of a compliant man during an arrest earlier this month.
By: Grant Lancaster
A group of Black legislators on Tuesday sharply criticized Arkansas State Police Director Col. Mike Hagar for his refusal to meet with them to discuss agency policy and accountability in the wake of an Aug. 1 arrest in which a trooper punched a Black teen.
By: Grant Lancaster
A man who was wounded in a shooting at a Little Rock convenience store early Friday that left another man dead told police the gunman was a coworker of his, a court document shows.
By: Grant Lancaster
The Arkansas State Police trooper who punched an 18-year-old woman in the head during an Aug. 1 arrest failed to identify himself to her and used excessive profanity, an internal investigation concluded.
By: Grant Lancaster
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