Pete Bannan is a Reporter/Photographer at DigitalMedia Group. With extensive experience covering general assignment news and sports in the Delaware Valley, he focuses on themes such as security and law enforcement, crime and justice, and real estate development. Bannan's work has been featured in various publications, including The Reporter, The Trentonian, and The Hartford Courant.
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Pete Bannan's coverage primarily revolves around local news, particularly crime-related stories and breaking or evolving incidents. Based on this, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing or developing local news stories, especially those involving crime, fire incidents, police reports, and community events within the Pennsylvania area.
Given his focus on breaking and evolving stories related to crime and local incidents, sources who can provide real-time updates or exclusive insights into these types of events may find success with their pitches. Additionally, individuals involved in community initiatives or public safety efforts within Pete's geographic focus might also capture his interest.
As Pete focuses on localized content surrounding Philadelphia suburbs such as Springfield and Chester in Pennsylvania, relevant pitches should maintain a strong emphasis on the local impact of the story being presented.
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The checkpoint location was not disclosed.
The Brookhaven Police Department has received eight new automated external defibrillators from a county gambling grant.
By: Pete Bannan
A Delaware County man arrested by West Goshen police on charges of producing AI-generated child porn used photos of a victim that were taken at a West Goshen park for some of the AI videos.
By: Pete Bannan
A Clifton Heights man has been charged with attempted murder after an incident with his vehicle blocking the street escalated into a stabbing.
Newtown Township passed an ordinance regulating data centers at this week's supervisor meeting.
Upper Darby School District has been able to recover over $175,000 from the sale of items from the shuttered Delaware County Memorial Hospital.
By: Pete Bannan
A traffic stop in Trainer resulted in a Chester man being held on firearm and drug charges.
By: Pete Bannan
Oct. 17 DUI: At 1:03 a.m., troopers stopped a 2020 Chevrolet Equinox in the 1600 block of West Ninth Street in Chester.
Two people were taken to Lankenau Medical Center on Wednesday night following a crash involving a stolen vehicle in Ridley Township.
By: Pete Bannan
Four George W. Hill Correctional Facility inmates have been charged in separate incidents at the prison. Details on the charges come from criminal complaints filed by Delaware County detective Michele Deery.
