Three out-of-towners charged

Three out-of-towners were arrested for reckless endangerment, attempted grand larceny and drunk driving.

*Rye Brook police officers charged a Harrison resident after he allegedly caused a three-car collision on King Street on Oct. 22.

When officers arrived after 10:18 a.m., they found a nearby telephone pole had been snapped as a result of the accident. Four people were sent to nearby hospitals for treatment of non-serious injuries.

Police claim to have observed one of the drivers, Paul Zanette, to have glassy eyes and smelled the odor of marijuana emanating from his vehicle.

According to Detective Sergeant Eric Dengler, the 48-year-old was charged with causing the accident and causing damage to the other two vehicles involved, though a team is in the process of reconstructing the scene to gather more information.

Zanette was charged with driving while ability impaired, reckless driving, reckless endangerment and two counts of criminal mischief.

*A Bronx woman was arrested by Rye Brook police officers after she allegedly tried to withdraw money using fake identification at the Valley Bank at 800 Westchester Ave.

According to Detective Sergeant Eric Dengler, Alexandrina Rodriguez attempted to withdraw $2,700 from a bank account that didn’t belong to her on Friday, Nov. 1.

Dengler said employees had been warned of Rodriguez, as she had attempted to do the same at other Valley Bank branches in the area.

When the 62-year-old entered and attempted to withdraw the cash, employees notified the police.

Officers were able to intercept Rodriguez as she left the building and arrested her at 3:50 p.m.

She was charged with possession of a forged instrument, a felony, and attempted grand larceny, a misdemeanor.

*A gray Jeep Wrangler caught the eye of a Port Chester police officer as they were patrolling North Main Street on Sunday, Nov. 3.

Police claim the vehicle was illegally parked near the intersection with Adee Street at 2:27 a.m.

The officer spoke with Augusto Ambrocio-Ambrocio, who was sitting in the vehicle, and issued him a parking ticket.

According to the police report, the officer saw the 33-year-old attempt to drive away without putting on his seatbelt before he backed into the police cruiser.

After the officer stopped Ambrocio-Ambrocio again, they observed a strong odor of alcohol emanating from his breath and asked him to consent to standardized field sobriety tests.

The Stamford, Conn., resident allegedly had difficulty walking in a straight line and was swaying throughout the examinations. A preliminary breath test allegedly found alcohol in his system, and he was arrested.

When tested later, Ambrocio-Ambrocio’s blood alcohol content was discovered to be .11%, over the legal limit of .08%.

He was charged with driving while intoxicated, a misdemeanor, and received infractions for unsafe reversing of a vehicle and driving without a seat belt.