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Man Dies After Losing Control Of Vehicle, Crashing Into Hampton Bays Diner Parking Lot

authorGreg Wehner on May 9, 2017
A Hampton Bays man died on Monday night after losing control of his car and crashing into three other vehicles in Hampton Bays.Southampton Town Police said Antonio Lucas, 48, was... more

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