Jack Truesdale is a reporter for Honolulu Civil Beat, focusing on local news in the United States, specifically in New York. His work has also been featured in publications such as Raw Story and The New Yorker. Jack covers a range of topics including crime, law enforcement, social issues, and local politics.
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Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (Local)
Jack Truesdale focuses on local news in New York, with a significant emphasis on crime, lawsuits, and emergency services. His coverage heavily features expert commentary and evolving stories.
If you are looking to pitch to Jack, consider providing him with expert opinions or firsthand insights into the local legal landscape or criminal justice system in New York. He is also likely interested in compelling human-interest stories related to crime, lawsuits, or emergency services within the state.
Given his focus on family & relationships and culture & society themes as well as topics such as police and opioid crisis, he may be open to pitches that touch upon these societal aspects within his geographic area of interest.
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Brandon Ventura's father says his son needed a crisis negotiator not a SWAT team after he called 911 to say he was going to kill himself.
A lawsuit filed a decade ago got the Emergency Services Department to update its payroll system, but that hasn't fixed the problem.
By: Jack Truesdale
The four Honolulu police officers face felony criminal trial in December.
By: Jack Truesdale
The lawsuit says body cam footage shows Nathaniel Naki was not acting in a threatening manner when he was shot to death.
By: Jack Truesdale
Draft Honolulu City Council legislation would raise the stakes for landlords who allow illegal gambling in their units.
By: Jack Truesdale
The police commission largely praised Chief Joe Logan's job performance but said he can do better with communications.
By: Jack Truesdale
The Hawaii Judiciary prohibits hugging, which the assistant alleges Chief Judge Randal Valenciano did in a "sexualized" manner numerous times.
By: Jack Truesdale
Bail was set at $2 million for the suspect in the April shooting that killed two people.
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