Sentence examples for crime journalist from inspiring English sources

The 1985 book, "Wiseguy," by New York crime journalist Nicholas Pileggi, became a bestseller.

I don't have to show up as a crime journalist after the fact".

I needed to get involved; become a crime journalist, better still an investigator.

John Traynor was a key figure in the Dublin criminal underworld before fleeing the Republic of Ireland after Veronica Guerin, the crusading crime journalist, was murdered in 1996.

Biker gangs in Mr. Bernier's home province of Quebec have, among other things, killed prison guards and shot one prominent crime journalist.

If the villainy, dialogue, vocabulary, prison lore and criminals' code of conduct in this debut thriller has an extra ring of authenticity about it, that's because it's a collaboration between a crime journalist (Jones) and a career criminal.

But one appeared to recognise the woes of crime journalists.

"Some of their relationships (crime journalists and police officers) were inappropriate".

The international press, understandably nervous, has little access to the scenes of any crime; journalists are attended at all times by a security escort.

The relationship between the police and crime journalists has always been marked by tension, even with the closest of contacts.

"Both police communicators and crime journalists are in sharp disagreement with how they perceive each other's methods.