Justin Vellucci is a reporter based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, focusing on local news and crime reporting. He has written for publications such as the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Meadville Tribune, MON VALLEY INDEPENDENT, and Calhoun Times. With a keen interest in covering community stories and providing in-depth coverage of local events, Justin strives to bring important news and information to his readers.
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Justin Vellucci's reporting primarily focuses on local crime and breaking news in the Pittsburgh area. He covers evolving stories that often involve criminal incidents, police activity, and court proceedings.
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By: Justin Vellucci
A Pittsburgh man Monday pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter for fatally stabbing his roommate after a New Year’s Eve drinking session escalated into a fight. Allegheny County Common Pleas Judge Thomas Flaherty sentenced Martin Lopez Hernandez, 33, of East Allegheny, to time already served in the Allegheny County Jail —
By: Justin Vellucci
Pittsburgh police Monday arrested a homeless man they say broke a woman’s back and pelvis by shoving her to the ground while trying to rape her two months ago in the city’s South Side neighborhood. William Hercules, 27, pushed the woman, who uses a walker, to the ground around 9
By: Justin Vellucci
The Allegheny County District Attorney’s Office on Monday said it would no longer seek the death penalty for a man charged in a Pittsburgh triple killing. Ronald Steave, 32, had been facing the possibility of capital punishment if found guilty of killing his ex-girlfriend Nandi Fitzgerald, 28; her son, Denzel
By: Justin Vellucci
Everyone had different reasons for filling Aspinwall's Commercial Avenue in picture-perfect autumn weather Saturday, Oct. 12 during the borough's annual Fall in the Wall celebration.
By: Justin Vellucci
Pittsburgh police Chief Larry Scirotto keeps dribbling his way into controversy over his side hustle as an NCAA basketball referee.
By: Justin Vellucci
A man was hospitalized in criticial condition late Thursday after being stabbed in Downtown Pittsburgh.
By: Alexis Papalia, Jack Troy, Justin Vellucci
World War III. A crippled economy. Unbridled immigration. Civil war, with American democracy in the crosshairs.
By: Justin Vellucci
While there's no indication the final hours of the presidential race will spur unrest in Pittsburgh, city police are prepared for any problems, Acting Chief Christopher Ragland said Monday morning.
Dormont police say they're stepping up patrols near Kelton Avenue after reports of 10 to 12 car break-ins there over the weekend.
By: Justin Vellucci
A cellphone left near the scene of a fatal shooting in Stowe this weekend, along with a witness, helped lead police to the Pittsburgh man they charged with pulling the trigger. Curtis Horne-Baker, 34, of Pittsburgh’s Sheraden neighborhood, remained Monday in the Allegheny County Jail in connection with the shooting
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