Man arrested after home declared uninhabitable in Peconic
Officials declared a Peconic home uninhabitable after police found a family living in deplorable conditions. Police arrested Jeffrey Dobbins, of Riverhead, on Monday. They say Dobbins violated an
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Sep 14, 2016, 1:23 AM
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Officials declared a Peconic home uninhabitable after police found a family living in deplorable conditions.
Police arrested Jeffrey Dobbins, of Riverhead, on Monday.
They say Dobbins violated an order of protection by living in the Henry Lane home with a woman and four children.
Authorities say the home was filled with sewage, mold and a week's worth of garbage.
The woman and her children are now living with a relative.
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