Matthew Sullivan, of Island Park, charged with hitting code enforcement agent with car
An Island Park man faces an assault charge after he intentionally struck a code enforcement agent with his car after an argument on Thursday, Nassau County police said.
Matthew Sullivan, 37, got involved in an argument with a Village of Island Park code enforcement agent over a summons at around 3:20 p.m. in a Long Beach Road parking lot, police said in a news release.
As the argument escalated, Sullivan got into his vehicle and intentionally struck the 25-year-old agent with his car, police said.
Sullivan then drove off, and the agent called police.
When Sullivan returned to the scene to exchange insurance information, officers arrested him without incident, a Nassau police spokesperson said.
The agent was taken to a hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries to his leg, police said.
Police did not give the reason for the summons.
Sullivan is charged with second-degree assault and was arraigned on Friday at First District Court in Hempstead, according to court documents filed online.
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Luxe apts. got tax break without affordable housing ... Suburban voters and midterms ... LI employs 90% of highest paid government employees ... County on hook for $70M for dangerous intersection
