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Drivers Without Documents

Thu, 04/08/2021 - 09:24

Three motorists have court dates coming up following their arrests for failure to produce licenses or registration.

Paulo Molina of East Elmhurst and Amil Soyos-Chamale of Riverhead were both charged with unlicensed operation and will be in East Hampton Justice Court on Wednesday and on Friday, April 16, respectively. Mr. Soyos-Chamale, who was picked up in Sag Harbor, faces another charge as well, expired inspection.

Tsisnami Sakvarlishvili of Amagansett, who hit a utility pole at the intersection of Further and Tyson Lanes in East Hampton "due to distracted driving," police said, was charged for suspended registration; he too will appear on the 16th.

Andrew Jurkiewicz of East Hampton, whom village police reportedly clocked at 44 miles per hour in a 25 m.p.h. zone, appeared in court yesterday on charges of speeding and aggravated unlicensed operation.

On the Police Logs 01.08.26

A white van had been parked outside his house in Wainscott for about an hour, a caller reported Saturday evening. An officer drove over, saw the van parked outside the house with its hazard lights on, and spoke to the driver, who identified himself as an Amazon employee.

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Witnesses Disputed His Story

A Hyundai sedan overturned Monday morning after striking a landscaping truck on Toilsome Lane, injuring the Hyundai’s driver, whose account of the accident was questioned.

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Failed to Signal and Keep in Lane

A local man is facing two drunken-driving felony charges after a traffic stop in East Hampton on Friday night.

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Assault With Glass Alleged

A Bay Shore woman was arrested on a felony assault charge early Saturday morning at a residence on Old Montauk Highway in Montauk.

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