'Law & Order: Los Angeles' kills off WSJ reporter

By Kevin Roderick | February 9, 2011 3:12 PM

Real-life Wall Street Journal reporter Amy Chozick pulled a shift as an extra on L&O:LA and ends up with blood on her face. Hat tip to Movie City News.


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