Robin H. Plasencia, 34, of 8 Moshier St., was arrested and charged with operating a motor vehicle while under suspension. The state suspended his license on April 8 following his March 3 arrest in Greenwich on the drinking and driving charges.
On Saturday he produced a New York driver's license that was issued March 11. The address on that license was a Port Chester post office box, said Lt. Kraig Gray. A spokesman for the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles could not be reached late Monday.
Police said Plasencia was stopped while driving a taxi and had two fares onboard.
Anthony Boskello, owner of Greenwich Taxi, said Plasencia was let go following his March arrest. However, Boskello said, the man hadn't returned the Greenwich Taxi stickers that are affixed to the vehicles.
Boskello said he didn't know anything about the passengers and said they were not dispatched through his company. The drivers are independent contractors and own their own vehicles, he said.
Police said Plasencia also had two prior DWI convictions in New York.
Plasencia was released on a $1,000 bond.
and is scheduled to appear in court on July 1.
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