Man fleeing scene of hit-and-run involved in a second accident
GREENE – A man involved in a hit-and-run with two parked cars fled the scene only to be involved in a separate accident a few miles away from the first.
Village of Greene Police arrested Nicholas A. Seymour, 329 Dunk Hill Road, Walton, and charged him with leaving the scene of a property damage accident and two counts of operating a motor vehicle without insurance.
Greene Police Chief Steven Dutcher said Seymour was traveling down Genesee Street in the Village of Greene at around 10 a.m. Monday when he lost control of his Honda Civic and struck two parked vehicles causing extensive damage. Dutcher also said Seymour nearly struck a pedestrian who was standing between the two cars.
“We’re not positive on how much damage was exactly done, but is was certainly over a thousand dollars and by law you are supposed to report the accident,” said Dutcher.
Following the accident, eye witnesses gave police a description of Seymour’s vehicle and one motorist even attempted to follow his car.
The Greene Police and New York State Troopers searched the area and discovered the suspected vehicle shortly after in a second accident along county Rt. 206. Seymour claimed he had lost control at both scenes because of a malfunction in his brakes.
“The defendant’s car was totaled when he crashed into a guide rail,” said Dutcher.
Police also reported that Seymour was not intoxicated nor under the influence of any drugs at the time of the accidents.
Seymour appeared in Greene Village Court immediately following his arrest and was released on his own recognizance. He will appear in court at a later date.
Village of Greene Police arrested Nicholas A. Seymour, 329 Dunk Hill Road, Walton, and charged him with leaving the scene of a property damage accident and two counts of operating a motor vehicle without insurance.
Greene Police Chief Steven Dutcher said Seymour was traveling down Genesee Street in the Village of Greene at around 10 a.m. Monday when he lost control of his Honda Civic and struck two parked vehicles causing extensive damage. Dutcher also said Seymour nearly struck a pedestrian who was standing between the two cars.
“We’re not positive on how much damage was exactly done, but is was certainly over a thousand dollars and by law you are supposed to report the accident,” said Dutcher.
Following the accident, eye witnesses gave police a description of Seymour’s vehicle and one motorist even attempted to follow his car.
The Greene Police and New York State Troopers searched the area and discovered the suspected vehicle shortly after in a second accident along county Rt. 206. Seymour claimed he had lost control at both scenes because of a malfunction in his brakes.
“The defendant’s car was totaled when he crashed into a guide rail,” said Dutcher.
Police also reported that Seymour was not intoxicated nor under the influence of any drugs at the time of the accidents.
Seymour appeared in Greene Village Court immediately following his arrest and was released on his own recognizance. He will appear in court at a later date.
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