Ken Ritter is a reporter at the Associated Press in Las Vegas. He covers legal affairs, general assignments, and breaking news, with a focus on themes of culture and society. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Fox 5 (WNYW-TV New York), The Washington Post, and USA TODAY.
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Ken Ritter's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, particularly cases involving courtroom violence and related legal proceedings. His articles predominantly cover breaking news and evolving stories in the context of crime, with a significant emphasis on court-related incidents.
Based on his extensive reporting on courtroom violence and assault cases, Ken may be interested in engaging with legal experts or individuals involved in law enforcement who can provide insights into safety measures within courtrooms or offer expert commentary regarding sentencing hearings and witness threats.
As Ken's geographic focus is local to the United States, specifically Las Vegas, pitches should align with this regional scope when providing relevant insights or sources for his coverage.
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By: Martha Odom, Sid Edwards, Ken Ritter
LAFAYETTE, La. — A 17-year-old Ascension Episcopal School senior is dead, and two of his classmates are recovering after Thursday’s mass shooting at the Mall of Louisiana in Baton Rouge, a shooting that happened on senior skip day. Lafayette Parish leaders responded with grief, anger, and a question that kept surfacing: When does it stop?
Play Mute Share Toggle Fullscreen The brother of Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock spoke to reporters about his brother.
By: Ken Ritter, Michael Balsamo
On Wednesday, police released hours of footage from two officers' body-worn cameras in response to a lawsuit by The Associated Press and other news organizations.
