Paul Bass is an Editor at the New Haven Independent. He covers a range of topics including general assignment news, government, and politics, with a focus on crime, social issues, law enforcement, and business leaders. His work has been featured in the Journal Enquirer, Connecticut Mirror, Center for Law and Social Policy, and CTNewsJunkie.
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