Tony Marrero is a staff writer at the Tampa Bay Times. He focuses on themes related to security and law enforcement, private security, and crime and justice, with particular attention to topics such as security equipment, surveillance technologies, and white-collar crime. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Hastings Tribune Newspaper, Miami Herald, and Yahoo News.
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Tony Marrero's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime and breaking news in the Tampa Bay area, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to ongoing criminal investigations, law enforcement activities, legal proceedings in the Tampa Bay Area, as well as traffic accidents.
Given his focus on local crime and evolving stories, he may be receptive to pitches involving exclusive interviews or insights from relevant authorities such as law enforcement officials or legal experts. Additionally, providing updates on ongoing cases or significant developments within the region could also capture his attention.
As Tony's geographic focus is primarily local (United States - Florida - Tampa), it would be beneficial for pitches to have a direct relevance to this specific area.
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The man was found dead Friday morning in the 6600 block of 69th Avenue North.
By: Tony Marrero
The driver's lawyer said he didn't know he had hit the woman and shouldn't face a charge of leaving the scene.
By: Tony Marrero
Jaykumar Chaturbhai Patel, 70, turned into the path of the motorcyclist on Handcart Road Friday night, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Navesh Persaud, 21, was impaired when he crashed his Nissan SUV into a Toyota Camry on U.S. 41, troopers said.
By: Tony Marrero
Raman Pantsialeyenka, 44, was driving under the influence Saturday night when he hit the skateboarder on Seminole Boulevard, according to police.
Bercaw is leaving for a job as an associate professor at the University of South Florida, according to his letter to Mayor Jane Castor.
Tampa Police Chief Lee Bercaw announced he will retire in August and join the University of South Florida as an associate professor in its criminal justice administration program.
By: Tony Marrero
The case of Heriberto Sanchez-Mayen highlights the lengthy gantlet that people who sue government entities in Florida must navigate to receive settlement money.
By: Tony Marrero
Santiago Ruiz Rangel, 59, pulled out in front of 44-year-old Ryon Jay Hartwig on State Road 60 near Plant City Friday evening, troopers say.
Deputies responded Thursday to a shooting call at a home in the Kensington Estates subdivision.
