Former Harness Trainer Poliseno Enters Guilty Plea In 2020 Federal Doping Case - Horse Racing News
Former harness racing trainer Donato Poliseno is the latest in the 2020 federal doping indictment to enter a plea of guilty
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Former harness racing trainer Donato Poliseno is the latest in the 2020 federal doping indictment to enter a plea of guilty
A Topeka man was sentenced Friday in Leavenworth County to 32 months for charges of aggravated battery, driving while a habitual violator and transporting an open container.
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