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N.Y. officer hit during traffic stop
By John Valenti
Newsday
NASSAU, N.Y. — A Nassau County Highway Patrol officer suffered minor injuries when he was struck by a car during a routine traffic stop on the westbound Long Island Expressway.
Celentano was knocked to the ground, and police said Rumac made no attempt to stop, fleeing the scene. Rumac could not be reached for comment yesterday.
A Sixth Precinct officer saw the Sentra a few minutes later on Port Washington Boulevard in Flower Hill and arrested Rumac.
Celentano was treated at North Shore University Hospital for "multiple abrasions, swelling to his left arm and muscular and skeletal strains" and released.
Rumac was charged with first-degree leaving the scene of an accident with personal injury. He was given an appearance ticket for Sept. 25 in First District Court, Hempstead.
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