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Unlicensed on the Roads

Wed, 12/09/2020 - 16:52

Two drivers were charged last week with aggravated unlicensed driving after East Hampton Town police stopped them for alleged traffic infractions. Troy Cuevas of Islip Terrace and Martha Huanga of Montauk will both report to Town Justice Court on Wednesday.

In Sag Harbor, Marcos Cajamarca-Yunga of East Hampton was arrested on the same charge, as well as for driving without valid registration or a required Interlock device, indicating he has a history of drinking and driving. The device measures the driver's blood-alcohol content before the engine will start. Mr. Cajamarca-Yunga will appear before Justice Lisa R. Rana in Sag Harbor Village Justice Court. 

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