Attorney: No evidence to support charges against limo driver
The limo driver involved in a deadly crash near a Cutchogue winery wants the charges against him dismissed. Carlos Pino, of Old Bethpage, is facing criminally negligent homicide in the deaths of four
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Jun 8, 2016, 3:45 PM
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Updated 3,117 days ago
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The limo driver involved in a deadly crash near a Cutchogue winery wants the charges against him dismissed.
Carlos Pino, of Old Bethpage, is facing criminally negligent homicide in the deaths of four young women on a winery tour.
Prosecutors say Pino failed to check oncoming traffic when he tried to make a U-turn on County Route 48 last July.
However, Pino's lawyers claim there's no evidence to support the charges.
Pino's lawyers have now filed a motion to review grand jury evidence.
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