A Long Island judge has agreed to step down later this month in the wake of a drunk driving incident in which he allegedly asserted his judicial role in order to avoid arrest, according to a state disciplinary commission.

Suffolk County Supreme Court Justice William Rebolini has agreed to leave his post May 28 and has further agreed to never again seek judicial office, according to the state’s Commission on Judicial Conduct.

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