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We talked with several people who are key voices in Communications Policy and with a government lawyer who combats the use of the internet by terrorists. Host gigi sohn, you recently left the fcc. What was your job there . Guest i was counselor to chairman tom wheeler, and in that role i did a variety of things. My main role was to make sure that stake holders on the other side, be they industry, Public Interest groups, ordinary citizens, knew what was going on in the agency and made sure that they had a voice. So that was my main job. I also advised the chairman on various policy issues. I al...

Sep. 14—An Allegheny County man was found guilty of possession of fentanyl after police claimed he tossed out as he ran from police during a traffic stop. Anthony Martin Jamison,

An Allegheny County man was found guilty of possession of fentanyl after police claimed he tossed out as he ran from police during a traffic stop. Anthony Martin Jamison, 34, of Clairton, was convicted by a Westmoreland County jury Wednesday of one felony charge and three misdemeanors. The investigation began

TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. A Clairton man was arrested Thursday after police said he ran from a traffic stop on Route 30 in North Huntingdon and threw a bag of drugs as he fled, according to court papers. Anthony Martin Jamison, 32, being held without bond in the Westmoreland County Prison. Township officers were tipped off Thursday afternoon that Jamison would be traveling there to deliver heroin, according to court papers. They spotted him driving a Dodge Durango around 2:30 p.m. An undercover office...

Two men appear in court on separate crash charges which each claimed a life Loreto Douglas who died in the crash on the Glenshane Road in Dungiven 01 March, 2021 17:46 Dylan O'Kane was killed after a three vehicle collision in Armoy TWO men appeared in court today where they pleaded guilty to separate crash charges which each claimed a life First to appear in the dock at Antrim Crown Court was 28-year-old John O’Hagan from Maybrook Park in Derry. Following extensive discussions between prosecution and defence lawyers, he pleaded guilty to causing the death of...