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General assignment reporter and multimedia journalist based in the Greater Boston area, primarily reporting for the Brookline TAB. Pros: Fast typing, semi-legible handwriting, quick with deadlines. Cons: Slightly addicted to caffeine.

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New Hampshire’s First Transgender Elected Democrat Rep Sentenced to More Than 3 Decades For Sexual Exploitation of Children – The Washington Standard

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By Abby Patkin Verified
| The Washington Standard
Another Democrat rising star. New Hampshire’s first transgender elected Rep., Stacie Laughton (D), sentenced to 33 YEARS in prison for the sexual exploitation of children. Stacie-Marie Laughton previously pleaded guilty to goading her former partner into taking nude photos of children at a Massachusetts daycare.
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New Hampshire’s First Transgender Elected Democrat Rep Sentenced to 33 YEARS For Sexual Exploitation of Children

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By Abby Patkin Verified
| Before It's News
New Hampshire’s first transgender elected Rep., Stacie Laughton (D), sentenced to 33 YEARS in prison for the sexual exploitation of children. BREAKING: New Hampshire’s first transgender elected Rep., Stacie Laughton (D), sentenced to 33 YEARS in prison for the s*xual exploitation of children. pic.twitter.com/OXxN4prrO5 Nashua, NH voted to elect this walking red flag three times, despite a long rap sheet and a history of erratic behavior.
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy Trooper who helped take down Memorial Drive gunman identified as victims' families speak out

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By Abby Patkin Verified
| MSN Verified
Abby Patkin A Massachusetts State Police trooper who helped take down the suspected gunman in Monday's Memorial Drive shooting is being hailed as a hero as details emerge about the chaotic attack. One of the first law enforcement officials to arrive at the scene in Cambridge Monday afternoon, Trooper Landon Veney came face-to-face with alleged shooter Tyler Brown, according to a police report filed in court.
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