Reese Dunklin, Author at Daily Hampshire Gazette

This combination of March 11, 2020 photos made by investigators with the Michigan Attorney General's Office shows a $4.47 shelf price sticker for a gallon of Clorox bleach and $8.99 on a price scanner for the same item at a Menards store in Jackson, Mich. (Michigan Attorney General's Office via AP)

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Coronavirus gouging complaints surge in US

by Reese Dunklin Associated Press, and Justin Pritchard Associated PressMarch 19, 2020

One store advertised hand sanitizer at $60 a bottle. Another was accused of hawking it at $1 a squirt. Chain stores offered $26 thermometers and face masks at the “everyday low price” of $39.95 a pair, while a convenience store touted toilet paper at…

Baton Rouge Police Department SWAT team members walk down a McKinley Middle Magnet School hallway past a fire academy member playing the role of a victim during a simulated hostage situation in Baton Rouge, La. High-tech hardware installed by NetTalon Security Systems reduced "casualties" during the exercise, according to then-principal Herman Brister. But in hindsight, he said he would have rather hired an armed resource officer.

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Firms sell school ‘hardening’ as mass shooting solution

by Reese Dunklin Associated Press, and Justin Pritchard Associated PressNovember 21, 2018

A mother whose daughter said she was sexually assaulted during first grade by a classmate at their elementary school on a U.S. military base in Germany stands in her daughter’s bedroom at their new home in Colorado Jan. 31.

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Congress demands Pentagon, DOJ investigate child sex assault

by Justin Pritchard Associated Press, and Reese Dunklin Associated PressMarch 17, 2018

A man talks with officers at a roadblock less than three miles from the Arkema Inc. chemical plant Thursday, Aug. 31, 2017, in Crosby, Texas. The Houston-area chemical plant that lost power after Harvey engulfed the area in extensive floods was rocked by multiple explosions early Thursday, the plant's operator said.

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Explosions rock flooded Houston-area chemical plant

by Gregory Bull Associated Press, Emily Schmall Associated Press, and Reese Dunklin Associated PressAugust 31, 2017

This undated photo posted on Facebook on April 30, 2016, shows Micah Johnson, who was a suspect in the sniper slayings of five law enforcement officers in Dallas Thursday night, July 7, 2016, during a protest over two recent fatal police shootings of black men. An Army veteran, Johnson tried to take refuge in a parking garage and exchanged gunfire with police, who later killed him with a robot-delivered bomb, Dallas Police Chief David Brown said. (Facebook via AP)

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Dallas police killer was loner, followed black militants

by Will Weissert Associated Press, Reese Dunklin Associated Press, and Mitch Weiss Associated PressJuly 8, 2016