Justin Udo is a News Reporter at CBS Radio. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, crime and justice, and the travel industry, with a particular focus on themes such as animal rescue and rehabilitation, juvenile justice, and white-collar crime. Justin's work has been featured in CBS Radio and NewsBreak.
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Justin Udo's coverage mostly focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on crime, government and politics. Therefore, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local community events, political developments within the specified geographic focus (United States, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia), and breaking news stories relevant to these areas.
Given Justin's extensive coverage of crime-related topics such as arrests and homicides in Delaware County and Philadelphia, he may also be open to pitches that provide insights or expert commentary on crime trends or justice issues specific to these regions.
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Officials have arrested and charged a man they say made profanity-laden, racist threats via voicemail against Delaware County Sheriff Saddiq Kamara.
By: Justin Udo
Delaware County leaders united to speak out against violent, racist rhetoric allegedly directed toward the county’s Black sheriff.
By: Justin Udo
Thousands of workers at a Delaware County production plant are in danger of losing their jobs if a government contract with Boeing is not renewed. Local lawmakers are working to make sure that doesn’t happen.
By: Justin Udo
Delaware County officials and the FBI are warning the public of a phishing scheme in which scammers impersonate local government officials to solicit fraudulent payments for permits.
An 18-year-old has been sentenced more than a year after he shot and killed a 16-year-old Upper Darby High School student.
Bartram’s Garden, the beloved Southwest Philadelphia green space, will receive a huge influx of cash for renovations and upgrades.
In just a few weeks, the freshly painted halls of the newly constructed Clifton Heights Middle School will welcome 800 new students.
Villanova University has expanded its footprint on the Main Line as it opens a new 112-acre campus in Radnor — giving the shuttered Cabrini University a new lease on life.
After working for more than a month without a contract, caregivers at the Delaware County-run Fair Acres Geriatric Center have approved a new deal.
