Danielle Wallace Bio
Danielle Wallace is a general assignment reporter for Alabama News Network. She joined us as a reporter in our Troy Newsroom on October 2015. Before moving to the Montgomery Newsroom.
Danielle Wallace Age
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Danielle Wallace Education
She is a proud 2012 Troy University alumna of the Hall School of Journalism and Communication. She’s excited to be back to share stories with the community. Danielle is from Atmore, Alabama, United States but she’s no stranger to our part of the state.
Danielle Wallace Career
Prior to joining the team at Alabama News Network, she was a reporter for WTVY in Dothan, Alabama. She served the Wiregrass area as a reporter and web producer when beginning her career in journalism.
Outside of the newsroom, Danielle is a writer. She made her mark in the self-publishing world in December 2011 with her book, “Her Poetic Cinema of Life,” a collection of poetry. To share her love for writing, she spends time with area youth teaching creative writing classes.
Teaching at Girls Inc. of Dothan in the summer of 2014, sparked her idea to branch out to others with a mission to highlight the importance of literacy. Danielle also serves as the founder for her site “Memoirs of a Virtuous Woman,” an online ministry that has reached hundreds of young women with articles, interviews and its app for daily encouragement.
When she’s not being creative, Danielle enjoys church, a good book and continuing her efforts as a mentor and speaker for area youth.
Danielle Wallace Salary/ Net Worth
There is no information regarding her salary. Her net worth is under review.
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Are You Cautious of “Porch Pirates?”
Online shopping giant Amazon just wrapped up one of it’s biggest shopping events, Amazon Prime Days.
But, that package at your front door could be taken in seconds.
“It doesn’t take but 30 seconds to get out of your car, run up and swipe a package off a porch and oftentimes there are no witnesses to it,” says Sgt. Jeff Davis of the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.
These thieves are known as “porch pirates.” While you’re inside, not at home, or out for an afternoon of fun, those packages could be gone.
“I’m a big online shopper and there are always packages coming to my house,” said Lesa Johnson.
Lesa Johnson, says instead of shipping those packages to her front door. She uses a P.O box at a UPS store.
“It’s close to my house and it’s convenient,” said Johnson.
She says the biggest reason she says is safety.
“I’ve been doing it almost 7 years and have not had a package stolen,” said Johnson.
There’s always the option of the popular “Ring Doorbell” better known as a doorbell with a camera.
“A lot of them will alert you just by motion-sense by motion. It will alert you when the guy walks up and puts it on your steps and then ten minutes later if someone else walks up it will alert you of that too,” said Grady Dozier.
Sgt. Davis says one of the signs to look for is, suspiciously slow drivers.
“If they’re getting out, they’re going up checking porches, getting back in their car. Just call your local law enforcement agency and they usually go out and check and see if the person is legitimate or the person actually trying to commit a crime,” said Davis.
Davis says being cautious could stop porch pirates from showing up at your door.
“There’s always people out there looking for opportunity and anytime they see these opportunities, rise people are out there looking for it,” said Davis.
If you are caught stealing a package from someone’s front door, you could be charged with criminal trespassing. The value of the package determines the theft charge.