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tragerazzi 

A news producer or photographer who stalks not celebrities, but rather tragic news victims. See tragertainment.
My brother Bubba got run over by a train while trying to copy a stunt he saw in "Jackass- The Movie". Next day there were fifteen news vans and tragerazzis snapping my picture and asking me to go on Good Morning America. The tragerazzi from The Enquirer offered me 15K for my dead brother's high school yearbook.
tragerazzi by Michael Salzhauer March 21, 2007
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traperazzi 

Those who deliberately target and entrap a sporting star, VIP, or celebrity in order to photograph or otherwise portray them in a seemingly compromising situation.
The Australian all-rounder recently told the Herald of a "traperazzi" scheme during the 2007 World Cup in the Caribbean, in which one member of the public slapped him across the face while another stood nearby photographing the incident.
traperazzi by sandspiral April 4, 2009
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traperazzi 

Those who deliberately target a sporting star, VIP, or celebrity in order to photograph or otherwise portray them in a seemingly compromising situation.
The Australian all-rounder recently told the Herald of a "traperazzi" scheme during the 2007 World Cup in the Caribbean, in which one member of the public slapped him across the face while another stood nearby photographing the incident.
traperazzi by sandspiral April 4, 2009

tragazzi 

I got to Tragazzi last night
tragazzi by Waldizzi November 6, 2019
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