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Tuesday, October 10, 2017

Principal fired for trying to smuggle heroin into prison

A once-respected Brooklyn principal has lost a bid to keep her job after admitting she tried to smuggle heroin and other drugs into an upstate prison, The Post has learned.

Sadie Silver, a rising star at PS 28 in Bedford-Stuyvesant, was busted in July 2014 — but continued to collect her city salary, which was $138,000 last year, until March this year.

Silver and a boyfriend were arrested on charges of drug possession, bringing contraband into a prison, and endangering the welfare of a child. Silver brought her daughter to Coxsackie Correctional Facility.

She and her boyfriend were caught with bags of heroin and suboxone, authorities said. They allegedly tried to sneak the drugs to Silver’s son, who was doing time on weapons charges.

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6 comments:

Zorro said...

jail time.

.ha ha ha

Anonymous said...

Twenty years into a career, then pffft!

Anonymous said...

If my kid were in jail, the first thing I'd think to do is bring him some heroin and suboxone. Not!

Anonymous said...

Won't be charged for bringing drugs into a facility. Happens all the time at ECI, slap the wrist and send them on their way.

Anonymous said...

743
You are hilarious!

Anonymous said...

Typical. Pretending to be something she is not. Put on a big front and they fell for it. Rising star my azz. They will be better off with out this garbage.