Suffolk prosecutors to retry Ann Marie Drago for criminally negligent homicide
Drago was previously found guilty of driving over and killing anti-gang activist Evelyn Rodriguez during an argument.
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Aug 9, 2022, 2:29 AM
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Updated 620 days ago
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10h agoSuffolk County prosecutors are moving forward with their effort to retry Ann Marie Drago for criminally negligent homicide.
Drago was previously found guilty of driving over and killing anti-gang activist Evelyn Rodriguez during an argument.
A state appeals court overturned that 2020 conviction last month.
The next court date is set for some time in September.
