Sandy Hodson is an author at various publications. She focuses on crime, murder, and legal issues, particularly within the context of Georgia and the Supreme Court. Sandy's work has been featured in The Augusta Chronicle, Yahoo News, The Augusta Press, and The Post and Courier.
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North Charleston, United States (Local)
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Sandy Hodson's coverage focuses largely on local crime and legal cases, with a significant emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories. Her reporting is centered around the United States, specifically South Carolina and Charleston.
Given her focus, Sandy would likely be responsive to pitches that involve insights from legal experts or individuals directly involved in ongoing criminal investigations or trials within the region she covers. Pitches should provide unique angles or exclusive access to relevant sources involved in high-profile legal cases, arrests, trials, and criminal incidents occurring within the specified geographic area.
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By: Sandy Hodson
West Ashley resident and SCUBA diver Will Georgitis had a great dive in the Cooper River on April 15 until an alligator latched onto his arm and took him down.
By: Sandy Hodson
On the eve of trial in federal court, two Charleston restaurants accused of serving an intoxicated man alcohol before he ran down a pedestrian opt to settle.
By: Sandy Hodson
US government settles lawsuit filed on behalf a Charleston man with sickle cell disease who died in a federal prison. Family of Davon Gillians to get $700,000.
A man accused of fatally shooting two people in a Summerville shooting in December 2020 pleaded guilty to manslaughter. He has six more years to serve in prison
By: Sandy Hodson
Judge sentenced David Earl Ammons to 10 years in prison for use of explosive device used in failed attempt to get cash from ATM on Christmas morning in 2021.
By: Sandy Hodson
North Charleston police do not believe the July 18 shooting of a city employee was a random event. Employee collecting recyclables is in critical condition.
By: Sandy Hodson
North Charleston police do not believe the July 18 shooting of a city employee was a random event. Employee collecting recyclables is in critical condition.
By: Sandy Hodson
Angel Vause was scheduled to plead guilty to federal charges of lying to agents about the night in April 2009 when Brittanee Drexel disappeared in Myrtle Beach.
By: Sandy Hodson
In an order released Aug. 20, the South Carolina Supreme Court announced it suspended the law license of Charleston attorney John Kuhn, former state senator.
By: Sandy Hodson
U.S. Marshals took into custody a man suspected of killing a North Charleston employee while he was on the job. Tyrell Smith to faces murder and weapon charge.
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