Justin George is a transportation reporter for The Washington Post, specializing in local coverage of the Washington, D.C. area. With a background in journalism, Justin has written for various publications and has covered a range of topics including transit, crime, and local news.
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Justin George’s focus on local news coverage in Washington, D.C., primarily encompasses reports related to public transportation, safety concerns, and crime. He frequently covers government announcements and breaking news stories related to the Metro system.
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