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Justin Lum
Investigative Reporter Justin Lum originally joined Fox 10 in 2019 as a night side general assignment reporter. Justin extensively covered local crime, courts and justice while connecting with countless victims and their affected families.
Justin is known for his coverage of the Lori Vallow/Chad Daybell case that quickly became national news after several of his exclusive reports. Since law enforcement first introduced the public to the case of two missing kids from Arizona, Justin worked relentlessly to uncover every layer possible as authorities made a grim discovery after several months of investigating. In 2021, Justin was awarded a regional Emmy in the continuing coverage category.
Justin also helped launch "FOX 10 Investigates: Missing in Arizona" series to shed light on missing persons cases across the state, especially missing people of color who are marginalized by national media. He has a passion for helping loved ones search for much-needed answers.
Before coming to Phoenix, Justin reported in multiple markets including Fresno, CA and the Tri-Cities of Washington state where he also was a sports anchor.
At home, Justin is a husband to his wife Laura and a dad to his daughter Giselle. He loves spending quality time with them and also enjoys going to local restaurants and breweries. And with some luck, he will be cheering on his Raiders.
If you ever have a tip, don't hesitate to send Justin an email.
The latest from Justin Lum
Fatal fatigue: Loophole allows specific truckers to drive beyond time limits
In the wake of a fatal crash in 2021 on a Phoenix highway, we're looking into potential regulatory gaps that may contribute to fatigue among semi-truck drivers transporting agricultural commodities. We want to warn you – the footage in this story is hard to watch.
Trump rally shooting: Not enough Secret Service personnel at event, former agent says
The Secret Service says protection for Donald Trump increased over the last few weeks, detailing concerns to his campaign about outdoor events, but a former special agent in charge says there's still not enough dedicated manpower for candidates.
‘Glaring Problems’: Why Arizona State Rep. candidate Steve Slaton is accused of stolen valor
A Republican who owns a Trump-themed store in Show Low is running for office and facing allegations of “stolen valor." FOX 10 Investigates confronted him to get his side of the story as voters in northern Arizona want answers.
Lori Vallow's Arizona trial pushed back to 2025; defense needs more time
Lori Vallow is accused of conspiring in the fatal shooting of her fourth husband, Charles Vallow, and plotting the attempted murder of her niece's ex-husband, Brandon Boudreaux.
Justice Department charges nearly 200 people in $2.7 billion health care fraud schemes crackdown
At least two of the cases happened in Arizona, according to officials.
Lori Vallow: Defense lawyers for 'Doomsday Mom' file new motion to delay Arizona trial
Lawyers for the so-called 'Doomsday Mom' are asking a judge to delay, by months, her trial in Arizona.
Sedona Police Chief accused of creating hostile workplace
Why was Sedona's police chief under internal investigation? It stems from concerns raised by multiple employees, alleging that the workplace is hostile.
Fraudster who made millions from Arizona’s sober living scheme, sentenced to probation
The sober living scheme ravaged Arizona's Medicaid system for an estimated $2.5 billion in fraud, costing taxpayers. Now one man whose company made nearly $21 million was sentenced for his role in the scam. FOX 10's Justin Lum reports.
People who say they were victimized by Phoenix Police react to DOJ report
More than 20 people who say they - or their loved ones - were victims of police brutality spoke in a news conference, following a report from the Department of Justice outlining violations by Phoenix Police.
Justice Dept. finds Phoenix police has pattern of civil rights violations, discrimination and excessive force
Phoenix police discriminate against Black, Hispanic and Native American people, unlawfully detain homeless people and use excessive force, including unjustified deadly force, according to a sweeping federal civil rights investigation of law enforcement in the nation’s fifth-largest city.