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Driver Struck By Kerry Kennedy Charged With Leaving Accident Scene

The driver who was struck by Kerry Kennedy, pictured, was charged with leaving the scene of an accident. Photo Credit: New York State Police

ARMONK, N.Y. – The truck driver who was struck early last Friday morning by Kerry Kennedy was charged by New York State Police Wednesday with leaving the scene of an accident, a misdemeanor.

Rocco Scuiletti, 47 of Poughkeepsie, was issued the ticket after police said he failed to report the accident that occurred on Route 684 to authorities.  Police said an investigation of the accident, with help from witnesses on the highway, showed that Scuiletti knowingly was struck by Kennedy’s Lexus RS 350 and did not report it. 

Kennedy was later arrested on Route 22 in North Castle on charges of Driving While Under the Influence of Drugs.  Police said Kennedy told them at the scene said that it was possible she could have accidently taken the prescription sleep-aid Ambien before getting behind the wheel.  Kennedy said in a press conference following her court appearance in Armonk Tuesday that a seizure caused her erratic driving.   

Scuiletti is scheduled to appear in North Castle Town Court on Aug. 7, a week before Kennedy is scheduled to reappear on her DUI charge on August 14. 

Comments (3)

happy days:

There is no Lexus RS 350. There is an ES 350 and an RX 350.

Civic Minded:

Was Kennedy also charged with leaving the scene? She only stopped later due to a flat tire.

KayTeeOhara:

Wait is that her mug shot? Courtesy NY State Police? Since when do they let you wait until you've had a makeover to take your mug shot? That photo is from her press conference. They sure didn't let her sister-in-law wait to preen herself before splashing her mug shot all over the place. There is more of a stench every day to this whole thing.

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