Cash bail was set at $5,000, police say.
Seized in the Montauk bust were $100K in cash, 650 grams of cocaine, marijuana, and pills; drugs were sold at bars, restaurants, DA says.
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.
He'd been living in a storage container at Gosman's Dock, police say.
Bail was set at $500, police say.
He was caught with cocaine weighing more than 500 milligrams, police say.
The drunk driver left the scene after hitting the woman on Montauk Highway, police say.
He was using his commercial license to keep short fluke for his friends who were fishing recreationally, the DEC says.
It was an exciting day for the Montauk Fire Department. See the photos here!
A new rescue truck was part of the drill in Montauk.
The man had a medical issue and hit his head when he fell, the Coast Guard says.
Despite valiant efforts, he was pronounced dead at the scene, according to officials.
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The fisherman needed medical care, the Coast Guard says.
The Montauk man had been ordered not to drive a motor vehicle with his children inside, police say.
She was also involved in a DWI crash before the New Year's Day arrest, police said.
The Montauk man was found with pills, marijuana and needles, police say.
His car veered off the road and struck a tree, police say.
The men had more than one eighth of an ounce of cocaine, police say.
The clear plastic bag was found in his wallet, police say.
Bail was set at $7,500, police say.
She was released on her own recognizance, police say.
A man was airlifted, police say.
Cash bail was set at $7,500, police say.
Charges are pending in East Hampton Town Justice Court, the DEC says.
She was planning to sell the 9 bags of cocaine, police say.
Police have identified the man found early Friday in Montauk Harbor; the death investigation is ongoing, police say.
The coke was found in his pants pocket, police say.
BREAKING: The fisherman went missing from a vessel 30 miles south of Montauk, the United States Coast Guard says.
The new addition will be used primarily as a marine patrol vessel, but can also be utilized for fire suppression or as a marine ambulance.
Punches were thrown, merchandise and shelves were damaged — and one person threatened a man with a 2x4, police say.
The event helped prepare firefighters on what to do in the event of an emergency at the Montauk Public School.
He was found with greater than 500 milligrams of cocaine, police said.
The drunk driver was arrested on March 27, police said.
The man was stopped for failure to stop at a stop sign, police said.
BREAKING: A total of 27 summonses were issued, police said.
BREAKING: The vessel was taking on water, according to report.
The cocaine was found in the man's pants pocket, police said.
Dick Cavett's wife was taken to Southampton Hospital for treatment of lacerations and abrasions to her face, police said.
The East Quogue man threw liquid onto the van that caused its paint to strip, police said.