Lisa Rooney arriving at East Hampton Town Justice Court on Wednesday. She was released without additional bail, even though a toxicology test showed that her blood alcohol level was .13 hours after she struck and killed a bicyclist.
Lisa Rooney exits East Hampton Town Justice Court after being released without additional bail on Wednesday.
Lisa Rooney's attorneys, Marc Gann, right, and Chris Carillo made a statement about the case on Wednesday morning with friends of John James Usma-Quintero looking on.
Several friends and family members accompanied Ms. Rooney to court on Wednesday morning.
Valentina Garcia, Mr. Quintero's girlfriend, said it was painful to watch Ms. Rooney be released on her own recognizance this week.
Lisa Rooney arriving at East Hampton Town Justice Court on Wednesday. She was released without additional bail, even though a toxicology test showed that her blood alcohol level was .13 hours after she struck and killed a bicyclist.
Lisa Rooney exits East Hampton Town Justice Court after being released without additional bail on Wednesday.
Lisa Rooney's attorneys, Marc Gann, right, and Chris Carillo made a statement about the case on Wednesday morning with friends of John James Usma-Quintero looking on.
Several friends and family members accompanied Ms. Rooney to court on Wednesday morning.
Valentina Garcia, Mr. Quintero's girlfriend, said it was painful to watch Ms. Rooney be released on her own recognizance this week.
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