A Greenport man pleaded guilty Friday to aggravated vehicular homicide for his role in causing a Route 48 crash that claimed the life of a Queens man last July. (more…)
Tag: Fatal Crash
A Suffolk County grand jury indicted a Greenport man for his role in an alleged drunken driving crash that led to the death of a Queens woman earlier this year. READ
A Greenport man pleaded not guilty Wednesday to upgraded charges from an alleged drunken driving crash that led to the death of a Queens woman in July. READ
Jason Damianos, owner of Jason’s Vineyard in Jamesport, has been identified as the victim in Friday morning’s fatal car crash in Riverhead, according to a police press release.
A Suffolk judge has granted a motion requested by the pickup driver involved in the fatal limousine crash in Cutchogue last year to hold a hearing to determine whether blood alcohol results were properly taken. READ
Sergio Montenegro-Ochoa was the type of person who would stop doing what he needed to for himself if someone he cared for needed his help more, his friends and family members said Saturday.
It’s that way he lived his life so unselfishly and how few answers surround his sudden death along Route 48 shortly after midnight Wednesday that have made the young father’s passing hit particularly hard for those who knew him. READ
A Southold man died early Wednesday morning after the vehicle he was driving left the roadway on Route 48 in Peconic and crashed into a tree, Southold Town police said. READ
On Colin Ryan’s Facebook page is a quote from basketball great Michael Jordan about never giving up.
“Obstacles don’t have to stop you. If you run into a wall, don’t turn around and give up. Figure out how to climb it, go through it, or work around it.”
It’s sage advice for anyone looking to overcome adversity, but for Mr. Ryan, who died Saturday in a tragic crash on Main Bayview Road in Southold, it’s how he lived his life. READ
UPDATE
A 31-year-old Massapequa man has been identified as the victim in Saturday’s fatal crash along Main Bayview Road in Southold, town police said. READ
Suffolk County workers switched on a new traffic light at the intersection of Route 48 and Depot Lane Wednesday morning, the site of a deadly limousine crash that claimed the lives of four women this summer. READ