Hannah Critchfield is a reporter at the Tampa Bay Times. She specializes in investigative reporting with a focus on security and law enforcement, covering a diverse range of topics across Central America, the Caribbean, South America, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands. Hannah's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo News, and the Orlando Sentinel.
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By: Hannah Critchfield, Paul Overberg, Mark Maremont
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.LaToya Williams chased the sound of gunshots from the house to a dirt road where her 16-year-old son had fallen from a bullet through the ribs.Can you call 911? the teenager said.
| Authorities in Jacksonville label cases self-defense; not reflected in murder stats - By Hannah Critchfield, Paul Overberg and Mark Maremont
By: Hannah Critchfield, Arian Campo-Flores, Michelle Hackman
Widespread use of the technology has raised alarms among privacy advocates and some former officials.
By: Michelle Hackman, Hannah Critchfield
Until recently, arresting an immigrant suspected of being in the country illegally took time.
By: Belle Cushing, Jaclyn Jeffrey-Wilensky, Hannah Critchfield, Brenna T. Smith
A WSJ visual investigation found that the Minneapolis ICE killing is one of 13 incidents where federal immigration agents have used deadly force against civilians in vehicles since July.
By: Hannah Critchfield, Jaclyn Jeffrey-Wilensky
A killing in Minneapolis and the shooting of two people in Portland, Ore., this week are the latest in a string of incidents involving immigration
By: Hannah Critchfield, Shane Shifflett
How the WSJ Tallied Spending and Services for the DHS Surveillance System
By: Alexandra Citrin-Safadi, Hannah Critchfield, Shane Shifflett
Technical wizardry used to combat illegal immigration also funnels the personal data and whereabouts of U.S. citizens to federal agents.
By: Hannah Critchfield, Shane Shifflett, Alexandra Citrin-Safadi
Alexandra Citrin-Safadi, Hannah Critchfield, Shane Shifflett Liz McLellan spent a morning in January witnessing the work of federal agents
By: Mariah Timms, Hannah Critchfield
Prosecutors say the defendants were part of an organized effort to impede immigration enforcement officers in the Twin Cities.
