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Hampton Bays Man Arrested After 3-Hour Standoff With Police

authorStaff Writer on Jan 12, 2025
Southampton Town Police arrested a Hampton Bays man Saturday night after a 3-hour standoff with police, who believed him to be armed, at a Springville Road home. Police say they... more

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