Larry Celona is a Police Reporter at the New York Post. With over 30 years of experience covering major breaking stories in New York City, he has focused on themes such as crime and justice, the judicial system, and societal issues. Celona's work has been featured in several prominent outlets, including Cairns Post, The NT News, and Sky News Australia.
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New York City, United States (Local)
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Larry Celona's focus on breaking news and evolving crime stories in New York City indicates his interest in timely, local criminal incidents. He would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing criminal investigations, significant arrests, or developments in high-profile cases within the city.
Given his coverage of violent crimes and police-related incidents, sources with direct knowledge of law enforcement procedures or insights into specific criminal cases may catch Larry's attention. Additionally, individuals who can provide context on trends in crime rates or policies related to law enforcement may also be valuable sources for him.
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By: Larry Celona, Matt Ehalt
The first NBA Finals game in New York in 27 years is set to have a Presidential guest.
By: Larry Celona, Ben Kochman
A crew of Uzbek wannabe mobsters was busted Wednesday for swiping $4.5 million of cigarettes, high-end cheese and other goodies from warehouses across the Northeast — in a scheme straight out of “Goodfellas,” The Post has learned.
By: Zoe Hussain, Larry Celona, Marie Pohl
At least four people, part of a rowdy handful who scaled street poles and ice cream trucks in celebration, were arrested and escorted away by police.
By: Mara Siegler, Larry Celona
A source tells us that when it came to picking a place for the high-profile occasion “privacy was of number one importance to them both.”
By: Larry Celona, Matt Troutman, Joe Marino, Mara Siegler, Carly Ortiz-Lytle
The City That Never Sleeps is about to have a “Cruel Summer.” Pop superstar Taylor Swift’s wedding to Travis Kelce in the iconic Madison Square Garden will add another bash to a Big Apple summer al…
By: Larry Celona, Marisa Schultz, Jorge Fitz
The city pulled the plug on a planned Knicks watch party outside Madison Square Garden for Game 3 of the NBA Finals Monday night with President Trump expected to be in the house.
By: Matt Troutman, Larry Celona
Switch between CA and NY editions here. He always had them laughing their heads off.
By: Mara Siegler, Larry Celona
Here comes the bride … in Midtown Manhattan!
Photos captured officers swarming the scene, a block away from the Morrison Avenue-Soundview 6 train Subway station, and marking evidence with orange cones.
By: Joe Marino, Zoe Hussain, Larry Celona
The collision — which caused the officer to go flying — happened as police tried to pull over the car, which they had been following from Manhattan into the Bronx, sources added.
