Police: Selden man accused of driving wrong way while high in Farmingville
A Selden man is accused of leading police on a wild ride Friday night.
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Jan 9, 2021, 5:19 PM
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Updated 1,466 days ago
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2ds agoA Selden man is accused of leading police on a wild ride Friday night.
Police say Michael Capuano, 55, was high when he drove his Saturn the wrong way in Farmingville.
News 12 is told when an officer tried to pull him over, Capuano kept driving into oncoming traffic.
Police say he eventually stopped behind a building on North Ocean Avenue and was taken into custody.
Capuano was set to face a judge Saturday.
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