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title: Andy Furillo
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- Andy Furillo
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created: 2026-05-17
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updated: 2026-05-17
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category: "Authors & Journalists"
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- Person
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- Person/Journalist
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- Journalist
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- 1980s
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- Los_Angeles
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- Crack_Cocaine
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summary: Andy Furillo was a Los Angeles Times police beat reporter who wrote the first national press story about crack cocaine in November 1984, documenting the explosion of rock houses in South Central Los Angeles.
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- LosAngeles
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- CrackCocaine
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- DarkAllianceInvestigation
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summary: "Los Angeles Times police beat reporter who wrote the first national press story about crack cocaine in November 1984, documenting the explosion of rock houses in South Central Los Angeles."
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Andy Furillo, a freckle-faced police beat reporter hired away from the smaller Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, wrote the first story about [[Crack Cocaine|crack]] to appear in the national press. Published on November 25, 1984 - one day before the [[DEA]] arrested Jairo Meneses and [[Renato Pena|Renato Peña]] Cabrera in San Francisco. The story ran in the Los Angeles Times under the headline "South Central Cocaine Sales Explode into $25 Rocks."[^1]
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