What I Do
I'm the editor of The Inquirer's Justice and Injustice team and lead a group of reporters who cover crime, courts, and legal affairs in Philadelphia and its suburbs. Our work focuses on breaking news, high-profile trials in local and federal courts, and enterprise that highlights the roots and effects of gun violence and other crime on communities.
My Background
Before becoming an editor, I spent years as a reporter whose stories led to reforms in city courts; exposed shoddy legal work that kept wrongfully convicted defendants behind bars; and, in one case, solved a murder and brought three killers to justice.
I'm a graduate of New College in Sarasota, Fla., with a bachelor of arts in literature, and I live in Center City.