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Westchester Woman Accused Of Evading Accident Gives Officer False Name, Greenwich Police Say

A Westchester woman accused of evading an accident allegedly gave a false name to police, according to Greenwich Police.

A Westchester woman accused of evading an accident allegedly gave a false name to police, according to Greenwich Police.

A Westchester woman accused of evading an accident allegedly gave a false name to police, according to Greenwich Police.

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On Sunday, July 21 at approximately 9 p.m. police noticed a woman standing outside a residence she frequents in Byram. who had an active warrant for her arrest for allegedly evading an accident June 10, Greenwich Police said.

During the investigation, she allegedly gave a false name to police to hide her identity, according to police.

Maria Hernandez, 47, of Port Chester, was then charged with subsequently charged with interfering with an officer/resisting, police said.

She was reportedly unable to post $250 bond and is due in Stamford court Monday, Aug. 5, according to Greenwich Police.

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