Roxana Popescu, a reporter with inewsource, talks to KPBS about her “Deadly Patrols” report.
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Behind the scenes: Deadly Patrols — Prosecution
Reporter Roxana Popescu talks about the reporting behind “Deadly Patrols,” and the difficulties in prosecuting law enforcement.
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Behind the scenes: Deadly Patrols — Rockings
inewsource reporter Roxana Popescu talks about “rockings” along the border of Mexico.
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inewsource wins 22 awards from San Diego Press Club
inewsource was honored with 22 awards Tuesday night from the San Diego Press Club, including a Best of Show award. Reporter Roxana Popescu, who has worked with inewsource since 2010, took home the Best of Show in the Online and Daily Newspapers category for her story, “Pandemic takes a toll on San Diego County refugees […]
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inewsource honored for investigative work
inewsource collected 13 awards this week from the San Diego Society of Professional Journalists as part of its annual contest, including seven first-place plaques.
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2020 San Diego Press Club First Place Roxana Popescu, “Pandemic takes a toll on San Diego County refugees sheltering in place with abusive partners.” Online and Daily Newspapers: Feature – Serious Subject Shyla Nott, “REWIRED – a two part series.” Online and Daily Newspapers: Feature Layout Design Shyla Nott, “REWIRED – a two part series.” Online and Daily […]
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Deadly Patrols: Challenges to Prosecution
County Attorney Edward Rheinheimer, who’s practiced here for 20 years, has seen more than half a dozen cases involving border patrol agents fatally shooting people. He’s taken only one of them to trial. Twice it ended in a hung jury.
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Deadly Patrols: The one who lived to tell
Castro claims the agent, Abel Canales, beat him, hurled insults at him and then shot him in the side before riding away. He says he waited in the desert for an hour and a half, bleeding through his clothes, thinking about his children and preparing himself for death.
Deadly Patrols
Civilian deaths at the hands of U.S. Border Patrol agents are increasing even though illegal immigration and assaults against agents are down. This was the conclusion of a months-long investigation by nonprofit media organizations into incidents in three border states. Reporters identified at least 14 men and boys who have died since Oct. 1, 2009 after confrontations with Border Patrol agents.