Nicole O'Reilly is a crime and justice reporter for The Hamilton Spectator, based in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. With a focus on local news, Nicole covers stories related to law enforcement, court proceedings, and community safety. Her work has also been featured in other publications such as the Niagara Falls Review, Toronto Star, and St. Catharines Standard Group Inc.
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Nicole O'Reilly's reporting predominantly focuses on local crime and breaking news in the Hamilton area of Ontario, Canada. She covers evolving stories such as shootings, accidents, arrests, and ongoing police investigations.
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Police charge two after car and foot chase on Mountain.
Monday's blaze was second in recent months at the King Street East property, which is slated for development.
By: Nicole O’Reilly
If no one answers knock at door, suspects circle back to home to break in, police say.
By: Nicole O’Reilly
Hamilton police found the homemade weapon in a tree near the intersection of King and Main streets.
By: Nicole O’Reilly
Some family members surprised by decision after being left out of review hearings for Jonathan Vader Lewis
By: Nicole O’Reilly
Lack of smoke alarms, increasing fires at encampments among issues in Hamilton.
Emergency services are on the scene at 24 and 28 King St. E. Monday morning.
By: Nicole O’Reilly
Family and friends described Erixon Kabera as a "peaceful man" not known to possess a gun.
By: Nicole O’Reilly
Vacant King Street East building a candidate for heritage designation — but it has had two recent fires and owner has plans for demo.
By: Sebastian Bron, Nicole O’Reilly
Erixon Kabera was a family man, ‘had no issues’ with police, say relatives and friends
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