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Police: Westchester Woman Busted Driving With BAC Double The Legal Limit Police: Westchester Woman Busted Driving With BAC Double The Legal Limit
Police: Westchester Woman Busted Driving With BAC Double The Legal Limit A Westchester woman was busted by police in Scarsdale driving with an alleged blood alcohol content double the legal limit. A Scarsdale police officer conducting DWI patrol on Post Road at approximately 7:15 a.m. on Saturday, June 9, spotted a grey Nissan Sentra swerving repeatedly over the double yellow line, leading to a traffic stop on Farley Road after making several hazardous turns. During the stop, the officer reported that the driver, White Plains resident Thastrenky Perez Rigo, 27, had “glassy and bloodshot eyes.” Perez Rigo stated she had several mixed drinks at a bar in White Plai…

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Police: Motorist Busted Driving With Nine Suspensions In Westchester Police: Motorist Busted Driving With Nine Suspensions In Westchester
Police: Motorist Busted Driving With Nine Suspensions In Westchester A White Plains man is facing a pair of misdemeanor charges after being busted driving in Scarsdale with nine suspensions on his license. While on patrol on Post Road shortly after midnight on Monday morning, police stopped 44-year-old Shaquan Taylor, when the vehicle’s License Plate Reader alerted officers that he had a suspended or revoked registration. During the traffic stop near the intersection of Post Road and Farley Road, it was determined that Taylor’s license was recently suspended on March 7 for parking violations, and further investigation found that his privileges to operate the…

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by Zak Failla
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Police Bust Underage Westchester Driver With BAC Double The Legal Limit Police Bust Underage Westchester Driver With BAC Double The Legal Limit
Police Bust Underage Westchester Driver With BAC Double The Legal Limit A 20-year-old from Port Chester was busted driving with a blood-alcohol content double the legal limit during an early morning stop in Scarsdale over the weekend. Officers from the Scarsdale Police Department conducting larceny patrol on Sunday morning made contact with James Armand Diaz shortly after 7 a.m., who was sitting with his car idling on Farley Road. According to police, Diaz told the officers he had pulled over for directions while looking for Walworth Avenue to drop off the 2009 Nissan he was operating. While speaking with him, officers said that they “detected a strong odor of …

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by Zak Failla