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MICHELLE BONET.

WPCNR POLICE GAZETTE. From the Westchester County District Attorney. August 3, 2017:

Westchester County District Attorney Anthony A. Scarpino, Jr. announced today that

Michelle Bonet (DOB 07/28/73) of 9 Stonewall Circle, White Plains, New York was sentenced by Judge Anne Minihan to a minimum of four and a maximum of twelve years in state prison after having pled guilty to:

• three counts of Aggravated Vehicular Homicide, class “B” Felonies,
• two counts of Manslaughter in the Second Degree, class “C” Felonies,
• one count of Aggravated Driving while Intoxicated Per Se, a Misdemeanor,
• one count of Driving While Intoxicated, a Misdemeanor,
• one count of a Driving While Ability Impaired by the combined influence of drugs or of alcohol and any drug or drugs, a Misdemeanor

in the deaths of Henrietta and Carmelo Sbezzi.

On October 28, 2016 at approximately 2:15 p.m., the defendant was driving north by west on West Hartsdale Road in Greenburgh.

While driving her Chrysler minivan, the defendant was observed by witnesses crossing over the double yellow line multiple times. Just prior to the fatal event, the defendant nearly collided head-on with a vehicle being operated by a seventeen year old student coming from Maria Regina High School.

A few moments later, the defendant who was driving over the speed limit, crossed the double yellow line on West Hartsdale Avenue and collided head-on with a Lexus sedan being driven by Carmelo Sbezzi (DOB 09/06/34). In the front passenger’s seat was his wife, Henrietta (DOB 11/23/35).

The force of the impact pushed the victims’ car off the road. The vehicles came to rest with the front of each vehicle nearly touching each other and the defendant’s car almost entirely in the opposite lane of traffic.

WPCNR THE LETTER TICKER. From Hector Figueroa, President 32BJ Service Employees International Union. August 3, 2017:

“President Trump’s immigration levels bill is a hateful gimmick that will hurt our economy, separate hardworking immigrant families and won’t create a single job for working Americans.

Much like the Trump Administration’s deportation machine, this bill would target the most vulnerable immigrant workers and hurt communities across the country.

President Trump’s suggestion that he is somehow protecting minority workers by restricting immigration is preposterous and insulting given how actively he has attacked worker and civil rights at every opportunity.

This proposal is a thinly-veiled attempt at remaking the United States in an image that never was.”

“El proyecto de ley del Presidente Trump sobre niveles de inmigración es una odiosa maniobra que perjudicará nuestra economía, separará a las familias de dedicados trabajadores y no creará un solo empleo para los trabajadores americanos. Al igual que la maquinaria de deportación de su gobierno, esta ley apunta contra los trabajadores inmigrantes más vulnerables y perjudicará a comunidades de todo el país. La sugerencia del Presidente Trump de que de alguna manera él está protegiendo a los trabajadores de minorías al restringir la inmigración es ridícula e insultante, considerando sus consistentes ataques contra los trabajadores y los derechos civiles a cada oportunidad. Esta propuesta es un velado y burdo intento por rehacer los Estados Unidos conforme a una imagen que nunca fue real.”