Cops: Man nabbed; had 20 warrants against him
Carlos Correa, 48, of North Babylon, was arrested and charged with bench warrants, including 13 for doing home improvement work without a license. (Sept. 15, 2011) Credit: SCPD
A North Babylon man with 20 outstanding bench warrants — 13 of them for failing to answer charges that he did home improvement work without a license — has been captured, Suffolk police said Thursday.
Carlos Correa, 48, of 47 Erlanger Blvd., was awaiting arraignment in First District Court in Central Islip, police said.
He was arrested Wednesday by officers from the Special Operations Team, police said. He also had four outstanding warrants for failing to answer traffic violations, one for misapplication of property, one for assault and one for assault and menacing, police said.
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