Max Daly is a crime journalist at Narcomania. He focuses on topics such as consumer health, drugs and medication, and mental health, exploring the intersections of these areas within the context of crime. Max's work has been featured in notable publications including New Statesman, VICE Media, The Guardian, Yahoo News UK, Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime, UnHerd, and Straight Arrow News.
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Max Daly's coverage primarily focuses on organized crime, drug trafficking, and the criminal justice system. His articles often cover breaking news and evolving stories related to these topics. He also cites data in a significant portion of his work.
If you are considering pitching to Max Daly, ensure that your expertise or information aligns with breaking developments in organized crime, drug trafficking, or the criminal justice system. Providing real-time data or insights into ongoing cases would likely be valuable for him.
It’s important to note that while he covers these topics extensively, they fall under broader themes such as healthcare & pharmaceutical and lifestyle. Therefore, if you have content relating specifically to these areas within the context of organized crime and drug trafficking, it may resonate well with him.
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By: Mitchell Prothero, Max Daly
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