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Palisadian
Cliffside Park, Palisade, Bergen County, New Jersey
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In Fort Lee, Reimaniak crashed his car into McNaught's, which then hit Mampe's. McNaught filed a drunk driving charge against Reimaniak, who denied it. Dr. Crandell examined Reimaniak two hours later and found he had been drinking but was fit to drive. The case is set for April 7 in Fort Lee police court.
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crashed into the car of McNaught
sending it with force into the car of
Mampe.
Reimaniak and Mampe started for
the Fort Lee police station. The for-
mer agreed to make good the dam-
ages. McNaught proceeded to Engle-
wood where Washbourne engaged a
taxicab driver to hurry him to the
West Shore terminal in Weehawken.
Later Mr. and Mrs. McNaught re-
turned to Fort Lee and went to the
police station to file complaint. Mrs.
McNaught recognized Reimaniak. He
was taken to the police station, where
McNaught made a charge against him
and accused him of driving while in-
toxicated. This Reimaniak denied.
The Fort Lee police called in Dr.
Crandell who after examining Rei-
maniak said that while it was evi-
dent that he had been drinking he
would not say that he was unfit to
drive a car. This was two hours after
the crash.
The case will come up before Re-
corder Moore in Fort Lee police court
on April 7.
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Fort Lee
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Outcome
car damages occurred; reimaniak agreed to pay damages; charged with driving while intoxicated, which he denied; examined by dr. crandell two hours after crash, who stated he had been drinking but was not unfit to drive; case scheduled for april 7 before recorder moore.
Event Details
Reimaniak crashed into the car of McNaught, sending it into the car of Mampe. Reimaniak and Mampe went to Fort Lee police station, where Reimaniak agreed to make good the damages. McNaught went to Englewood, then to Weehawken via taxicab arranged by Washbourne. Later, Mr. and Mrs. McNaught returned to Fort Lee, filed a complaint, and Mrs. McNaught recognized Reimaniak, leading to his arrest and charge of driving while intoxicated.