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Delaware-based journalist (radio, online), Philadelphia-area traffic reporter.
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Man shot in Wilmington Monday afternoon

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By Mark Fowser Verified
| WDEL-FM (Wilmington, DE) Verified
Wilmington Police are investigating a shooting that's left a man in critical condition. The shooting near 8th and Adams Streets was reported at about 1:49 p.m. Monday. The 29-year-old gunshot victim was taken to the hospital for treatment. Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to contact Wilmington detectives at 302-576-3653 or Delaware Crime Stoppers at 800-TIP-3333. Get WDEL's top stories sent right to your email. Click here to signup for WDEL's Afternoon Edition.
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Take these to the bank: financial regulation reform measures become law

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By Mark Fowser Verified
| WDEL-FM (Wilmington, DE) Verified
The laws that made Delaware famous in the corporate world are being retooled for the future - a future that in some ways is already here. Governor Matt Meyer Monday signed three bills into law (Senate Bill 16, Senate Bill 18, Senate Bill 19) that were passed by the General Assembly to modernize the state's financial sector, taking into account new technologies, methods of payment, and how citizens and businesses access financial services.
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Wilmington Police release some findings into fatal officer-involved shooting

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By Mark Fowser Verified
| WDEL-FM (Wilmington, DE) Verified
An autopsy has shown that 19-year-old Kadir Skinner was shot in his lower back / left buttocks area last Wednesday night near 24th and Jessup Streets. He later died of his injuries. An officer who realized that Skinner was injured then took him to the hospital, according to police.
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