A Riverhead man was arrested after he lost control of his car and crashed it on the front lawn of a Hampton bays business early Thursday morning, Southampton Town police said. (more…)
Tag: DWI
Riverhead Town police in conjunction with the East End DWI task force arrested five people Wednesday night at sobriety/safety checkpoints, police said. (more…)
A 42-year-old Riverhead man was arrested for driving drunk in Riverhead Sunday, according to a New York State police press release. (more…)
Two accidents were reported on County Road 51 early Saturday morning. (Credit: Google Maps)
A Cutchogue woman crashed into an unoccupied Southampton Town police car early Saturday morning on a closed roadway in Manorville as police and firefighters were responding to a single-car accident that seriously injured a Manorville man, Southampton Town police said. (more…)
A 30-year-old Jamesport man was arrested on a drunken driving charge early Thursday in Mattituck, Southold Town police said.
Porfirio Martinez was stopped by police about 1:20 a.m. after he was spotted crossing a double yellow line while traveling eastbound on Main Road near Elijah’s Lane, police said.
Mr. Martinez was found to be intoxicated and charged with misdemeanor DWI, police said.
He was arraigned and held on $300 cash or $1,500 bond, records show.
A Hampton Bays man was charged with two felonies early this morning after Southampton Police said he was driving drunk on Peconic Avenue in Riverside. (more…)
A 69-year-old Riverhead man was arrested on a drunken driving charge after he was involved in a minor crash on Route 48 in Peconic Friday afternoon, Southold Town police said. (more…)
A Riverhead businessman and philanthropist is facing multiple drunken driving charges — including two felonies — after allegedly crashing in the Riverhead High School parking lot Wednesday morning with a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit while a teenager was in his SUV, according to town court documents.
Jesse “Bobby” Goodale, who was released on bail after his arraignment Wednesday, admitted to the News-Review that he had been drinking that morning after getting “bad news” and said he would accept the consequences of his “mistake.”
