Anne Hayes is a Breaking News Reporter at Syracuse.com | The Post-Standard. She covers a range of topics including law, crime, politics, and human interest stories, with a particular focus on court proceedings and legal reform. Her work has been featured in various publications such as theHRDIRECTOR, The Press of Atlantic City, and NY Cannabis Insider.
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Anne Hayes' coverage predominantly focuses on crime and breaking news in the local area of Central New York. She appears to be particularly interested in evolving stories related to crime, court cases, and murders within this region.
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By: Anne Hayes
The lawsuit alleges police lied about the strength of the case and ignored contradicting evidence.
By: Anne Hayes
The man's defense attorney said the former coworker had threatened his life first. He killed him in self-defense, lawyer says.
By: Anne Hayes
The man testified at his own murder trial Wednesday. He said he just wanted to talk but the victim escalated things.
The man posed as a 13-year-old boy and blackmailed a girl who had given him inappropriate photos over social media, troopers said.
By: Anne Hayes
Four of the dogs required immediate medical care because of their emaciated state.
The man is also charged with possessing a knife or other "cutting instrument."
By: Anne Hayes
Investigators believe there may be other victims.
The jury rejected the man's claims he acted in self-defense.
By: Anne Hayes
The man was initially in critical condition but is now expected to survive, police said.
By: Anne Hayes
Travis J. Longo, 46, was previously arrested Thursday for sending explicit messages to a child, troopers said.
