Police Identify People Involved in East Hampton Village Accident

Two people were sent to Southampton Hospital for non-life threatening injuries after a crash that occurred during the snowstorm last Thursday morning on Montauk Highway between Green Hollow Road and Stephen Hands Path in East Hampton Village.

A 61-year-old Montauk man, identified as Michael Mirras, was driving a Chevy Sedan on Montauk Highway when his car slid on the icy road and hit a Chevy Suburban, according to the East Hampton Village Police report.

The Chevy Suburban was being driven by Cesar Hernandez-Ramos, 28, of Southampton. His passengers, who were taken to the hospital, were identified as 22-year-old Laura Ramos, and her baby, according to the report.

The East Hampton Fire Deparment Heavy Rescue Squad freed Mirras from his car, which got stuck in a snowbank, but he was not hospitalized, according to 27east.

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