Jennifer Bisram

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Jennifer Bisram is a TV Reporter at PIX11 News in NYC.

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Before returning to the Big Apple, the native New Yorker worked at WXYZ-TV in Detroit, MI as a weekend morning anchor, investigative reporter, problem solver and had a franchise, "Detroit's Most Wanted," where she worked with the Detroit Police Department's Homicide Unit weekly to help catch fugitives.



Two-years earlier, she worked at the number one english-speaking station in Miami, FL, WSVN-TV, where she covered everything from wild crime and drug news to refugee crises and the Miami Dolphins bullying scandal.



Before her move to Miami, she worked at WOFL-TV, the FOX affiliate in Orlando, FL.

 

There, the Guyanese-American television reporter was on the scene the fateful night Trayvon Martin was shot and killed, and followed the case until trial, when George Zimmerman was acquitted of the murder charge.

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Jennifer moved to Central Florida from the Big Apple.
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She began her television reporting career at News55 on Long Island and quickly moved on to the News12 Network – where she reported for nearly five-years, before leaving NYC for the Sunshine State.


Jennifer is an 8-time Emmy nominated reporter who worked in print before television, writing for papers like NY Newsday and NY Amsterdam News.

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When she's not reporting, she's writing.

She's the author of "First Day of School: Do You Want to be My Friend?"

The children's book was published August 2014.

Jennifer is a graduate of the City University of New York's Queens College and enjoys traveling, cooking, baking, running 5k's and spending time with her family.