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Driver Injured in Peconic Car Accident

The driver has been identified as Jarod Tramontana, 30, of Greenport, who was flown to Stony Brook University Hospital after the crash on Route 25.

Peconic, New YorkPublished 1 min read

The driver, Jarod Tramontana, 30, of Greenport, was injured in a car crash on Route 25 in Peconic on November 9, according to Southold police.

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How the Route 25 Crash Unfolded

Southold police and firefighters were sent to a brewery at 42155 Route 25 at around 6 p.m. Tramontana told Southold police that another vehicle had come into his lane and that he swerved to avoid it. Police said the Toyota SUV left the roadway while heading west, hit the support wires of a utility pole and continued through the parking lot. The vehicle was a 2026 Toyota Highlander, and the pole belonged to PSEG. It then went through an overhead door and stopped inside the Greenport Harbor Brewing Co. building.

Tramontana was alone in the vehicle. The Southold Fire Department took him to a waiting police helicopter, and he was flown to Stony Brook University Hospital. Southold's police chief said his injuries were not considered life-threatening. A small number of customers were in the tasting room next door at the time, and none of them were hurt. The brewery's co-owner said the crash destroyed an indoor stage and two garage doors.

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What Southold Police Are Still Reviewing

Southold police said the investigation is still open. No charges have been filed. The town fire marshal and a building inspector were also called to the brewery. The co-owner said the music venue will be closed for a while, though the tasting room reopened at noon Tuesday.

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