News 12 remembers photographer Glen Pettit on 9/11 anniversary
<p>Pettit followed his dream by joining the NYPD and becoming a member of the department's video production unit. </p>
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Sep 11, 2018, 10:55 AM
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725ds agoOn the anniversary of 9/11, News 12 Long Island remembers and honors former photographer Glen Pettit.
Pettit followed his dream by joining the NYPD and becoming a member of the department's video production unit. He was also a volunteer firefighter with Ronkonkoma's Lakeland Fire Department.
Pettit was last seen following firefighters into one of the towers with a camera on his shoulder.
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