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Ann Marie Mobley Lieberman, 65, of Montauk was arrested by East Hampton Town Police on Saturday night, on a misdemeanor charge of DWI. Police said Mobley Lieberman, driving a 2020 Cadillac SUV north on South Edison Street in downtown Montauk, ran the stop sign at Montauk Highway while turning right without signaling the turn, then swerved across the double yellow lines repeatedly as she headed east, after which the officer pulled her over. Mobley Lieberman appeared intoxicated, the arresting officer reported, and failed roadside sobriety tests, leading to her arrest. After being taken to police headquarters, she refused to take a breath test, police said. Because of that refusal, her New York State driver’s license was suspended for the next year during her arraignment on Sunday morning, after which she was released from custody.
