Tony Plohetski is an investigative reporter with a focus on local news in Austin, Texas. He has written for various media outlets, including H & H Farm Repair, KVUE MEDIA, Austin American-Statesman, AOL, Inc., and WFAA. Tony's work covers a range of topics, including crime, law enforcement, and city politics.
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Tony Plohetski's coverage primarily focuses on crime and government & politics, specifically related to law enforcement activities in Austin, Texas. He often reports breaking news and evolving stories related to the Austin Police Department, officer-involved shootings, legal proceedings involving police officers, and issues of police accountability.
Given his focus on local news in Austin and Texas, pitches should provide insights or access to sources directly involved in the mentioned topics. This could include legal experts specializing in law enforcement matters or individuals with firsthand knowledge of incidents involving the police department.
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By: Tony Plohetski
Austin American-Statesman Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the Travis County commissioners court , alleging that the 5-member
By: Tony Plohetski
A juror explains why the jury handed down Travis County's first ever conviction of a law enforcement officer for a deadly shooting while on duty.
By: Tony Plohetski
Austin American-Statesman For more than 30 hours, jurors in the trial of Austin police officer Christopher Taylor sat in a cramped, white-walled
By: Tony Plohetski
WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Texas — Williamson County commissioners have agreed to settle a case for $2.5 million with a man whose arrest was believed to have been staged for the reality TV show “Live PD” when deputies could have quietly arrested him hours earlier.
By: Tony Plohetski
Austin American-Statesman Williamson County officials agreed Tuesday to pay $2.5 million to settle a lawsuit with a man whose arrest appeared to have been staged for the former TV reality show “Live PD.”
By: John Diaz, Tony Plohetski
Sources say the student used a "large knife" in Tuesday afternoon's incident. AUSTIN, Texas — An 18-year-old faces murder charges after a deadly stabbing at a Manor ISD high school on Tuesday.
By: John Diaz, Tony Plohetski
Sources say the student used a "large knife" in Tuesday afternoon's incident. AUSTIN, Texas — An 18-year-old faces murder charges after a deadly stabbing at a Manor ISD high school on Tuesday.
By: Tony Plohetski, Claire Osborn
(This story has been updated to add new information and to remove an unrelated photo.)
By: Tony Plohetski
A recent ruling said Garza and Travis County officials must release some records sought by the KVUE Defenders amid ongoing reporting on the issue.
By: Tony Plohetski
Austin American-Statesman Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza has sued the state to continue blocking the release of information
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