Police: 2 Suffolk County men issued summonses for drag racing on Deer Park Avenue in Huntington
Two Suffolk County men are being summonses for allegedly drag racing on Deer Park Avenue in Huntington
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Mar 7, 2021, 2:00 PM
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Updated 1,409 days ago
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10h agoTwo Suffolk County men are
being issued summonses for allegedly drag racing on Deer Park Avenue in Huntington
Saturday.
News 12 is told the two were
driving more than 85 mph near Two Brothers Lane around 12:30 a.m. when officers
pulled them over.
One of the vehicles was uninsured, unregistered and uninspected.
It also didn’t
have proper license plates.
Both cars were impounded.
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