Tony Pipitone is a thirteen time Emmy® award-winning NBC6 Investigative reporter, one of the most-honored investigative reporters in Florida. Pipitone joined the Team 6 Investigators in March of 2014.
In addition to 13 Suncoast Emmy® awards, including the chapter's Silver Circle Award, recognizing 25 years of excellence in television, Pipitone has also earned six Edward R. Murrow awards and dozens of statewide and regional awards.
Pipitone's stories have helped put people in jail and get them out, exposed political and government corruption, and shed light on other illegal activities.
He joined NBC6 after 26 years at WKMG-TV in Orlando, where the Orlando Sentinel called him "one of the finest reporters in Orlando television history."
Pipitone hopes to continue that legacy in South Florida, where he lives with his wife Myriam. They have two grown sons, leaving them plenty of time to enjoy the Miami scene -- especially the beach, restaurants and golf courses.
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8th Broward Sheriff's deputy placed on leave after Tamarac triple murder
An eighth Broward County sheriff’s deputy has been placed on leave as part of the on-going investigation into failures that led to the killings of three people in Tamarac last week.
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Top Broward judge Jack Tuter reflects on tenure as he prepares to retire
A judge for 20 years, the last eight as chief, Jack Tuter faced challenges from COVID, the Parkland shooting trial, case backlogs and a bench that had a reputation as something of a mess – a perception he set out to correct.
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As gunman went on murder spree, Tamarac neighbors report screams, gunshots to 911
Residents in a Tamarac neighborhood reported screaming and gunshots to 911 as a gunman killed three people in a spasm of domestic violence that left a 4-year-old girl without a mother and grandfather.
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7 Broward Sheriff's deputies placed on leave after Tamarac triple murder
Multiple Broward Sheriff’s deputies have been placed on leave amid the investigation into a triple murder in Tamarac, Sheriff Gregory Tony said Wednesday.
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Man murdered wife, her father and neighbor in front of 4-year-old daughter: Warrant
A man shot and killed three people in a Tamarac neighborhood as his 4-year-old daughter watched, including his estranged wife and the girl’s mother, his father-in-law, and a neighbor who tried to help the woman, according to a new warrant that outlines the horrific triple murder.
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Slain Tamarac mother warned husband would kill – and police say he did
A 4-year-old girl was left motherless and in foster care as her father, Nathan Gingles, was charged with killing his wife, Mary Catherine Gingles, in a murder spree the mother saw coming.
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Murder charges, sentences reduced for one-time death row inmate who headed violent drug-dealing gang
The reputed leader of a notorious, violent drug gang that terrorized Liberty City in the 1990s, already taken off death row after a judge found prosecutors committed misconduct, saw his convictions and life sentences reduced Wednesday in a plea deal with the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office.
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Broward judge admits election-related misconduct, faces discipline
Broward circuit judge Stefanie Moon faces discipline from the Florida Supreme Court after she admitted to violating, among other things, judicial canons that bar a judge from campaign activities while on the bench – conduct first exposed in a report by NBC6 Investigates last May.
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Feds say sex videos seized from Alexander brothers' apartment support pretrial detention
When federal prosecutors in New York seek Wednesday to keep the three Alexander brothers in custody until their trial on sex trafficking charges, they’ve told the presiding judge they’ll buttress their case with “more evidence” of “criminal acts” that “underscores the depraved nature of the defendants’ conduct and immense danger they present.”
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Miami Beach heightens security for Orange Bowl in wake of New Orleans attack
With the Orange Bowl coming one week from Thursday, police in South Florida are honing their security plans, including in Miami Beach.
