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He was also found to have a bag of marijuana in between the seats of the police car, authorities said.
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He had two prior DWI convictions, police say.
He was going 82 miles per hour in a 55-mile per hour zone, police say.
Heroic firemen were able to save the home, which was damaged in the blaze.
Cash bail was set at $250, police say.
The man was slashed in the face, above his left eye, and in the forearm — and required 40 stitches, police say.
Cash bail was set at $3,000, East Hampton Town Police say.
He stole items belonging to two different women, including a woman's EpiPens, at a popular downtown Montauk business, police say.
Police believe that the man, 74, had a medical emergency before the crash.
He crashed into a tree and was found to be driving the motorcycle while intoxicated and had a controlled substance, police say.
A 22-year-old man was found unresponsive in a pool Sunday night, police say.
The man was slashed and suffered multiple laceration in the fight, police say.
She stole the identity of an East Hampton woman in order to get hired for a job at a North Fork nursery, police say.
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Cash bail was set at $5,000, police say.
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Bail was set at $1,000, police say.
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He had two previous DWI convictions within the past 10 years, and had his license suspended 12 times and revoked three, police say.
Cash bail was set at $1,000, police say.
He left his graffiti on a urinal, an oak partition wall, a toilet paper holder, roof shingles, a fish box, and another wall, police say.
She admitted to stealing the card from a well-known Hamptons eatery, police say.
Tragedy struck Saturday at the beach when a woman pulled from the water could not be revived, police say.
Tragedy struck in the Hamptons as efforts to save a female pulled from the ocean were unsuccessful, police say.
He was nabbed with a quantity of heroin in Southampton; bail was set at $220, police say.
Bail was set at $500, police say.
The motorcyclist was ejected and struck a car after 78-year-old woman attempted to make a left turn in front of him, police say.
He was also driving without an interlock device, police say.
The woman said she had the right of way when she was struck, police say.
He was driving a black Porsche while intoxicated when he struck another vehicle, injuring a man, and left the scene, police say.
The 74-year old was seen slumped at the driver's seat, in the middle of the road; he also was found with Xanax, police say.
William Maerov, grandson of the Krupinskis, remains missing after a tragic plane crash; the body of Jon Dollard was identified, police say.
Beach walkers are asked to keep an eye out in the vicinity of the tragic crash near Indian Wells Beach as the search continues for answers.
The 2 bodies found after the plane crash were positively identified as Ben and Bonnie Krupinski; the search continues for 1 body, cops say.
He "collapsed to the ground" while exiting his vehicle, police say.
With weather improved, 5 vessels were out searching Thursday, with police hopeful the crashed plane will soon be found. Two remain missing.
Despite inclement weather Tuesday, at least one police vessel continued the search for the two still lost after a tragic plane crash.
The East Hampton Police Department's dive team is slated to go searching for fuselage later this week; two remain missing, Coast Guard says.