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Greensboro police search for woman who spat on WFMY journalist

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Greensboro police search for woman who threatened, spat on WFMY journalist

Do you know this woman? Crime Stoppers is asking for help identifying her. Call 336-373-1000 to submit an anonymous tip.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. — Millions of people across the United States work in public places. You see them all the time. Many of them are your neighbors. People working in public spaces share the community with those around them. Regardless of whatever job they hold, those people deserve the same respect as anyone else.
Greensboro police are searching for the woman who threatened and spat on a WFMY News 2 reporter on Monday night.
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A Tegna Staff member was spat on while doing a report for WFMY-TV.
 
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