Sarah Nelson is a Public Safety reporter at Gainesville Sun. She specializes in crime and breaking news, with a keen focus on legal affairs, white-collar crime, and the intersection of entertainment and justice, covering topics ranging from lawsuits to the music business. Sarah's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Detroit Free Press, USA TODAY, and the Austin American-Statesman.
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Sarah Nelson's focus is primarily on local crime and related news in Indianapolis, Indiana. Her coverage indicates a strong interest in evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, as well as government announcements pertaining to public safety.
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MINNEAPOLIS — A group of 174 former federal and state judges is urging the dismissal of the Justice Department's judicial misconduct complaint
By: Sarah Nelson
MINNEAPOLIS — A group of 174 former federal and state judges is urging the dismissal of the Justice Department's judicial misconduct complaint
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Michael and Susan Pretti detailed what they called the cruelty of the federal government in the wake of their son’s killing.
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of 2 MINNEAPOLIS — The parents of Alex Pretti are done being silent.
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The parents of Alex Pretti are done being silent. At a press conference Tuesday in downtown Minneapolis, they painted a picture of the stark
By: Sarah Nelson, Jeff Day
Michael and Susan Pretti, the parents of Alex Pretti, hold a press conference in Minneapolis on Tuesday, Oct. 27. Leila Navidi, Star-Tribune
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Salim Said was convicted last year alongside the ringleader of the food fraud scandal.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Salim Ahmed Said, a central figure in the largest pandemic-era fraud scandal in the United States, was sentenced Wednesday to 30 years
