
Samantha Hogan
Journalist at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Journalist with @ajc. Formerly @mainemonitor. Past grantee of @IWMF @PulitzerCenter @Report4America @ProPublica LRN
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1 month ago |
ajc.com | Samantha Hogan
An Atlanta citizen board responsible for investigating police deadly force cases conceded Thursday that changes needed to be made in response to City Council demands that cases are investigated promptly.
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1 month ago |
ajc.com | Samantha Hogan
City council members grilled the head of Atlanta’s citizen police oversight board about the group’s failure to investigate police use of deadly force and said the board shouldn’t wait to be handed cases on a “silver platter” before it acts. Executive Director Lee Reid defended his agency’s failure to investigate police shootings or deaths while in police custody for the past four years in response to questions from the city’s public safety committee Monday.
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2 months ago |
ajc.com | Samantha Hogan
The head of Atlanta’s police oversight board is revamping the process to investigate police deadly force cases amid expressions of alarm by the mayor and City Council for his agency’s past inaction. The overhaul includes a memorandum of understanding with the Atlanta Police Department on how and when the board will get deadly force cases to investigate.
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2 months ago |
9news.com.au | Samantha Hogan
Pregnant women between 29 and 36 weeks are now able to access free vaccinations against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), an initiative which aims to prevent newborns requiring hospitalisation and save families hundreds of dollars. Caitlyn Dyer's infant son Hector was hospitalised for six days after contracting RSV at just eight months old. He needed an oxygen tube and a feeding tube. She believes having access to the vaccine during her pregnancy may have avoided the ordeal.
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2 months ago |
9news.com.au | Samantha Hogan
A suspicious house fire in the Adelaide suburb of Dernancourt is being investigated by local authorities, who are exploring potential connections to a separate act of vandalism that occurred near the same property. Video footage captured an unknown suspect smashing the windscreen of a car parked outside the house, just hours after last night's destructive blaze.
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