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Amy Viteri

Miami

Investigative Reporter at WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL)

Amy Viteri, Emmy-winning journalist. Investigative reporter in Miami. GW & Miami Hurricane alum.

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  • 3 weeks ago | nbcmiami.com | Amy Viteri

    Police body-worn cameras have become a critical tool when it comes to documenting officers interacting with the public. One local police department is equipped with upgraded camera technology with the goal, they say, of building more trust in the community they serve. The cameras can provide a look into what really happens in police encounters, when they're used properly.

  • 1 month ago | nbcmiami.com | Amy Viteri

    A Doral man was arrested after authorities said he posed as a licensed plastic surgeon and performed a procedure on a woman that left her disfigured. Manuel Jose Lazzaro, 58, was arrested Thursday on a charge of unlicensed health care causing serious bodily injury, an arrest report said. Miami-Dade CorrectionsAccording to the report, a woman told investigators she found Lazzaro on social media and came to Miami from Orlando in September.

  • 1 month ago | telemundo51.com | Amy Viteri

    La muerte de una madre joven mientras estaba en una casa de recuperación para cirugías plásticas está ahora bajo investigación policial. La madre de la mujer habló en exclusiva con Telemundo 51 Investiga y nuestra cadena hermana NBC6 sobre lo que cree que le sucedió a su hija. Noticias de Florida 24/7 en Telemundo 51.

  • 1 month ago | nbcmiami.com | Amy Viteri

    The death of a young mother while at a post-surgery recovery house is now the subject of a police investigation. The woman's mother spoke exclusively to NBC6 Investigates about what she believes happened to her daughter and is calling for change to prevent others from being hurt. She said 28-year-old Ahmonique Miller and her sister Kiera Barnes, 19, both traveled to Miami from Las Vegas to undergo cosmetic procedures at Avana Plastic Surgery Clinic.

  • 1 month ago | nbcmiami.com | Amy Viteri |Briana Trujillo

    The former Miami-Dade firefighter whose son was killed in an unauthorized training exercise has plead not guilty to the charges against him Friday. Francisco A. Camero, the father of 28-year-old Fabian Camero, and former Lt. Rafael Fernandez are charged with manslaughter and two counts of culpable negligence. Camero and Fernandez were among the three employees who resigned after the fatal fire that happened at the three-story building in the 6500 block of Northwest 36th Street in Virginia Gardens.

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Amy Viteri
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15 Jul 24

RT @MiamiDadePD: https://t.co/gj5qZ8Av4a

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14 Jul 24

RT @MSNBC: A senior FBI official tells NBC News that FBI Director Christopher Wray has briefed President Biden, National Security Advisor J…

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14 Jul 24

RT @NBCNews: MAP: Suspected gunman's location in relation to former President Trump when shots were fired at his Pennsylvania rally, injuri…