After allegedly striking and breaking a bedroom door in a Cosdrew Lane basement on the afternoon of Oct. 23, Skyler Boothe of East Hampton was charged with second-degree menacing, a misdemeanor.
According to East Hampton Town police, the “unknown object” that was used in the incident hit Dylan Kulp through the damaged door.
Ms. Boothe, 43, was additionally charged with misdemeanor criminal mischief for causing about $100 in damage to the door.
Companies controlled by the billionaire industrialist Ira Rennert agreed last month to a $150 million settlement with 1,373 Peruvians who claim they were exposed to lead and other toxic substances as children growing up near the companies’ metal smelting and refining complex in La Oroya, Peru.
Individuals wearing camouflage in a field on Sarah’s Way in East Hampton Village alarmed a resident on Saturday afternoon. Police found a family playing on their own property with airsoft guns.
A Montauk man riding an electric bike at 3 a.m. on July 6 was injured after crashing into a parked car.
In the week’s only drug-related arrest, a Massachusetts man is facing a felony charge for possession of a hallucinogen.
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