Springs Man Pleads Guilty To Kidnapping, Armed Robbery - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

East Hampton Press / Police / Police News / 1915579

Springs Man Pleads Guilty To Kidnapping, Armed Robbery

icon 3 Photos
Jay Rowe with his attorney, Colin Astarita, at the courthouse on Friday. T. E. McMorrow

Jay Rowe with his attorney, Colin Astarita, at the courthouse on Friday. T. E. McMorrow

Jay Rowe with his attorney, Colin Astarita, at the courthouse on Friday. T. E. McMorrow

Jay Rowe with his attorney, Colin Astarita, at the courthouse on Friday. T. E. McMorrow

Jay Rowe with his attorney, Colin Astarita, at the courthouse on Friday. T. E. McMorrow

Jay Rowe with his attorney, Colin Astarita, at the courthouse on Friday. T. E. McMorrow

T.E. McMorrow on Mar 25, 2022
A Springs man pleaded guilty in state court on Friday, March 26, to charges of kidnapping, armed robbery and grand larceny after he abducted and robbed a local woman brandishing... more

Related Stories

You May Also Like:

Campbell May Do Time After All for Amagansett Hit-and-Run, Victim’s Family’s Attorney Says

Daniel Campbell, who struck and killed 18-year-old Devesh Samtani on Old Stone Highway in Amagansett ... 22 Sep 2022 by T.E. McMorrow

Third Defendant in Balenciaga Snatch-and-Grab Theft Pleads Guilty

A third defendant in the five-person swarm, snatch and run theft at Balenciaga in East ... 20 Sep 2022 by T. E. McMorrow

Max Mara Event Was Denied Permit, But The Party Went on Anyway

A VIP product launch of a high-end fashion brand’s fall clothing line was denied a special event permit by East Hampton Town in August, but went ahead with the party at a Wainscott estate anyway — spurring East Hampton Town Board members to wonder how such spurning of town laws could be better punished in the future. The owners of a Oakwood Court residence had asked the town for permission to hold an event showcasing the fall clothing line of Max Mara, the pricey women’s fashion line. The permit requested by homeowners Hilary Nadelman and David Matt called for a ... 14 Sep 2022 by Michael Wright

Grippo Sentenced to 20 Years for 2019 Murder in Montauk

“There is not a day that goes by that I do not think about my ... 7 Sep 2022 by T. E. McMorrow

FBI, Homeland Security Raid Southampton Estate Believed To Be Owned By Russian Billionaire

The FBI and agents from the Department of Homeland Security raided a Southampton estate on ... by Michael Wright

Charges Against Patricia Mansir In 2018 Ballot Case In East Hampton To Be Dismissed

All of the charges against former East Hampton Town Councilwoman Patricia Mansir stemming from a ... 30 Aug 2022 by T.E. McMorrow

Three Smoke Detectors In Noyac Home Were Inoperable, Outdoor Kitchen Wiring Was A ‘Fire Hazard,’ Investigators Say

At least three smoke detectors in the Noyac home where two sisters died in an ... 26 Aug 2022 by Staff Writer

Second Member Of Gang That Robbed East Hampton Balenciaga Pleads Guilty

The second of five suspects accused of targeting the Balenciaga store on Newtown Lane in ... 19 Aug 2022 by T.E. McMorrow

Bronx Woman Charged With Menacing Police Officer In Montauk

A Bronx woman with an extensive criminal history was indicted by a Suffolk County Grand ... 18 Aug 2022 by T.E. McMorrow

Towns, Villages May Now Lower Speed Limits To 25 MPH

Governor Kathy Hochul signed into law this week a measure that will allow towns and villages to lower the speed limits on local streets to 25 mph. Currently, the minimum speed that any local municipality can set for its streets is 30 mph, a level that officials in many cities and small communities have said is too high for narrow streets and areas with large numbers of pedestrians and bicyclists. Over the years, some municipalities, like Sag Harbor Village, have successfully sought specific permission from the State Legislature to lower speed limits. Sag Harbor currently has speed limits of just ... 17 Aug 2022 by Michael Wright