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Photojournalist who was arrested covering Neely protest calls for charges to be dropped

By Dean Moses Posted on May 11, 2023
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A photojournalist who was arrested Monday night while covering a protest over the killing of Jordan Neely is demanding her charges be dropped.

Prominent photojournalist and Pulitzer Prize finalist Stephanie Keith stood beside her lawyer in Lower Manhattan on Thursday and called upon the NYPD to drop a summons she was issued after she ended up in cuffs. Keith was photographing a protest that turned violent near the Broadway-Lafayette station where Neely had been choked to death.

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Photojournalist who was arrested covering Neely protest calls for charges to be dropped

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