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Rachel Polansky
Verified
Morning News Anchor, WSYR-TV (East Syracuse, NY)
Syracuse
Beats
sports.,Breaking news, global health business, national, international politics travel; local, music, finding good stories in run-of-the-mill press conferences science, diplomacy, human rights
Content
By Rachel Polansky Verified| WSYR-TV (East Syracuse, NY) Verified SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — They were hired to stop crime and now, they’re accused of fueling it. Two Syracuse men working for a state-funded anti-violence program are now at the center of a drug investigation. A year-long probe led to the shocking discovery and a 24-count indictment. Just steps away from the Southwest Community Center in Syracuse where they were paid to steer young people away from violence, prosecutors say Cassieum Pitts and Ahmed Abdi, were selling drugs.
By Rachel Polansky Verified| WWTI-TV (Watertown, NY) Verified SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — They were hired to stop crime and now, they’re accused of fueling it. Two Syracuse men working for a state-funded anti-violence program are now at the center of a drug investigation. A year-long probe led to the shocking discovery and a 24-count indictment. Just steps away from the Southwest Community Center in Syracuse where they were paid to steer young people away from violence, prosecutors say Cassieum Pitts and Ahmed Abdi, were selling drugs.
By Rachel Polansky Verified| WSYR-TV (East Syracuse, NY) Verified SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — They were hired to stop crime and now, they’re accused of fueling it. Two Syracuse men working for a state-funded anti-violence program are now at the center of a drug investigation. A year-long probe led to the shocking discovery and a 24-count indictment. Just steps away from the Southwest Community Center in Syracuse where they were paid to steer young people away from violence, prosecutors say Cassieum Pitts and Ahmed Abdi, were selling drugs.
Company Info
WSYR-TV (East Syracuse, NY)
East Syracuse, New York, United States
+1 315-446-9900