Jakkar Aimery is a News Producer and Staff Writer. He focuses on crime, violence, and issues affecting Michigan, particularly in the Detroit metro area. Jakkar's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Herald-Palladium, Phys.org, and The Detroit News.
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Jakkar's coverage heavily focuses on local crime, law enforcement, and traffic accidents in Michigan and Detroit. He also covers government announcements related to these topics. To effectively reach out to Jakkar, consider providing updates or expert commentary on ongoing criminal cases, law enforcement initiatives in the region, or significant developments related to traffic safety. Additionally, pitches about evolving stories or breaking news within the specified geographic focus are likely to garner his attention.
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The Detroit News A video snagging viewers on social media and drawing laughs shows a Michigan driver with a suspended license earlier this month signing into his court appearance via Zoom.
By: Jakkar Aimery
The Detroit News Twelve people were arrested early Wednesday in connection with an alleged human trafficking operation in several Macomb County communities, authorities said.
The Detroit News The city of Detroit is seeking ideas for the redevelopment of several parcels of the former iconic Packard Plant property.
By: Jakkar Aimery
Suspects kicked and stomped the 25-year-old victim, police said, in a dispute over money.
Film showcases Michigan's role in training famed Black pilot squadron and focuses on flyer who perished in a plane crash during training mission out of Selfridge air base.
By: Jakkar Aimery
Corey Harris appeared in a Zoom court hearing in May behind the wheel; the judged jailed him for driving on a suspended license.
The Detroit News A 2-year-old was killed Wednesday when a tornado swept through Livonia and toppled a tree that landed on the family's house.
By: Jakkar Aimery
DETROIT — A 2-year-old was killed Wednesday when a tornado swept through suburban Livonia and toppled a tree that landed on the family's house.
By: Jakkar Aimery
The Detroit News A Michigan man whose court hearing went viral in May when he appeared on Zoom from behind the wheel on a suspended license
It took more than an hour for Livonia firefighters and a county rescue team to reach the trapped victims.
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