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East Hampton DWI Arrest for the Week of February 13

authorStaff Writer on Feb 14, 2025
Simon Bolivar Cruceta, 40, of East Hampton was charged with felony DWI a little after noon on February 3 by East Hampton Village Police. Police said Cruceta was driving a... more

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