Dec 5, 2012 12:48 PM
A Manhattan attorney who police said struck a bicyclist in Quogue Village while driving drunk last year pleaded guilty last week to all 10 charges filed against him, including two counts of vehicular assault and leaving the scene of an accident, as well as DWI, according to court records.
Tabber B. Benedict, 35, was arrested on July 4, 2011, after he struck and seriously injured East Quogue resident Steve Dorn, 44, with his GMC Acadia on Montauk Highway, and then left the scene, according to Quogue Village Police.
Mr. Benedict, who is due back in Suffolk County Criminal Court for sentencing on January 25, faces a possible prison term of 39 months to 10 years and will lose his law license, according to his attorney, Mark Heller.
“This was a very unusual and... more
Tabber B. Benedict, 35, was arrested on July 4, 2011, after he struck and seriously injured East Quogue resident Steve Dorn, 44, with his GMC Acadia on Montauk Highway, and then left the scene, according to Quogue Village Police.
Mr. Benedict, who is due back in Suffolk County Criminal Court for sentencing on January 25, faces a possible prison term of 39 months to 10 years and will lose his law license, according to his attorney, Mark Heller.
“This was a very unusual and... more
You should be ashamed of yourself, doing nothing more than atttempting to spread vicous rumors, and to what end?