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As seen in: WCVB-TV (Boston, MA), MSN, WLWT-TV (Cincinnati, OH), WBAL-TV (Baltimore, MD), WESH-TV (Orlando, FL), WMUR-TV (Manchester, NH), WPBF-TV (Palm Beach Gardens, FL), KCRA-TV (Sacramento, CA), KMBC-TV (Kansas City, MO), NewsBreak, KETV-TV (Omaha, NE) and
Investigative producer for WCVB. Boston Herald & Patriot Ledger alum. I remember Atex. Tips, please: krothstein@hearst.com
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Organizer of youth bike takeovers charged with child pornography

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By Kevin Rothstein Verified
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Lowell police say a registered sex offender was charged after child pornography was found on his phone during an ongoing investigation.
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State says Saugus schools mishandled bullying complaint, student suspension

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By Brittany Johnson Verified, Kevin Rothstein Verified
| MSN Verified
A state investigation has found Saugus Public Schools violated state requirements in its handling of bullying allegations involving a then- second-grade student and failed to follow required procedures before suspending her. The findings come months after 5 Investigates first reported the story of Lori-Ann Baldassari and her daughter, Karmin, who attended Belmonte STEAM Academy.
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Study shows rise in cannabis addiction among US adults

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By Mike Beaudet Verified, Kevin Rothstein Verified
| MSN Verified
A new study from the National Institute on Drug Abuse highlights a growing prevalence of cannabis use disorder among U.S. adults, raising concerns about the addictive nature of modern cannabis products. "We wanted to make people aware that in the United States currently, there has been a significant increase in people that are becoming addicted to cannabis," Dr. Nora Volkow , director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse and senior author of the study, said in an interview.
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