Pulitzer Winner Fondly Recalls Woman Who Mooned the Police
A cherished memory from the small-stories end of the spectrum.
The four Pulitzer Prizes won or shared by Ken Armstrong (pictured) include the 2012 prize for Investigative Reporting (with Michael J. Berens, Seattle Times) and the 2016 prize for Explanatory Reporting (with T. Christian Miller, ProPublica). He currently works for The Marshall Project, remotely, in Seattle.
When he guested on public radio program Access Utah, host Tom Williams chuckled at the mention in Armstrong’s website bio of covering a story in Twin Falls, Idaho involving a woman who mooned the police.
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