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Jeff Piper's coverage primarily focuses on evolving local stories related to assaults, safety, and rising trends in the Washington D.C. area. His articles often cover issues such as gun violence, truancy rates among students, legal cases involving local figures, and other community-related topics.
Given his focus on these specific areas within the Washington D.C. region, individuals or organizations with insights into local crime trends, youth programs addressing violence prevention or community safety initiatives may find their expertise relevant for Jeff's coverage.
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By: Jeff Piper, Ted Oberg, Rick Yarborough
Last year, experts suggested to the News4 I-Team assaults against firefighters were increasing, but D.C. Fire and EMS wasn’t collecting data to know. Now the department is, and it’s eye-opening.
By: Jeff Piper, Steve Jones, Susan Hogan, Rick Yarborough
I-Team explains what to know about verbal contracts and mechanic's liens ShaNita Nolan would be the first to say she's not a fan of the outdoors.
By: Caroline Tucker, Jeff Piper, Tracee Wilkins
People trying to begin or grow their families through surrogacy say they lost thousands of dollars. Surrogates have been left unpaid and families in our region and around the globe are in limbo according to a lawsuit. Investigative Reporter Tracee Wilkins explains why civil suits and an FBI investigation are focused on one Houston businesswoman turned rapper.
By: Steve Jones, Tracee Wilkins, Jeff Piper, Rick Yarborough
For weeks, a private investigator followed Prince George's County Councilmember Ingrid Watson, who represents District 4. He documented her coming and going from a home outside of her district in Upper Marlboro, but she told News4 she still lives in District 4. Investigative Reporter Tracee Wilkins has the story.
By: Rick Yarborough, Jeff Piper, Ted Oberg
Earlier this summer, neighbors complained to News4 about a noisy pool party on a quiet Gaithersburg cul-de-sac. The News4 I-Team’s Ted Oberg went back to the scene of the party, where neighbors are talking about more than lewd and rude behavior.
By: Susan Hogan, Rick Yarborough, Jeff Piper
It’s a call that could make anyone panic. Someone on the phone says your loved one is about to be arrested for missing jury duty unless you pay up. It’s a scam. Law enforcement will never call you to demand money. But this brazen crime is making a resurgence in the D.C. area, and people are losing thousands. It recently…
By: Jeff Piper, Rick Yarborough, Ted Oberg, Caroline Tucker
Seven years after hundreds of people were arrested in D.C. protesting Donald Trump's inauguration, those prosecutions are suddenly back in the
By: Rick Yarborough, Katie Leslie, Steve Jones, Jeff Piper, Caroline Tucker, Ted Oberg
Here's what the News4's I-Team found in D.C. Office of Unified Communications data, including that an average of 202 people each day since July 1 hang up on 911 after waiting at least 15 seconds on hold
By: Ted Oberg, Steve Jones, Rick Yarborough, Jeff Piper
Now is the time to try to pry loved ones away from extremist groups, experts told the News4 I-Team
By: Jeff Piper, Steve Jones, Tracee Wilkins, Caroline Tucker
A Northern Virginia family shares their story as families and schools across the D.C. area try to help young people struggling with drug use
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