Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: CUTCHOGUE, N.Y. -- Police say an intoxicated driver was arrested after his pickup up truck slammed into a limo, causing a crash that killed four women and seriously injured two others on the eastern end of Long Island Saturday evening. 
  
 The crash happened around 6 p.m. in Cutchogue on the North Fork of Long Island, reports CBS New York. 
  
 The limo driver, and seven women who were part of a bachelorette party, were in the limo which had just left a local Winery. 
  
 Officials said the limo was heading eastbound on Route 48 when it attempted to make a U-turn westbound. The truck then apparently t-boned the limo. 
  
 Three woman died on impact and another woman died a short time later at Taconic Bay Hospital. All were bridesmaids, CBS New York reports. 
  
 Their names were not immediately released, but police told the Associated Press they were from the New York City area. 
  
 The police chief said it was one of the worst accidents he has ever seen. The crash was so violent, it nearly cut the limo in half. 
  
 Two of the other women, including the bride, are in critical condition. The limo driver is expected to survive, officials said. 
  
 The driver of the truck was transported to the hospital for lacerations on his face. Police tell CBS New York the driver was arrested for driving while intoxicated. His identity has not been released. 
  
 Southold Police Chief Martin Flatley told the Associated Press the driver initially fled the scene, but was soon caught. 
  
 The identities of the victims have not been released, but the four women who died were from the New York City area. 
  
 Neighbor Diana was on the scene shortly after the crash. 
  
 "It's so sad because I heard that the girls in the limousine may have been around for the bachelorette party so you know something like that happening .. It's insane," Diana said. ||||| The four young women killed Saturday when an alleged drunken driver plowed his pickup truck into the limousine they had hired for a celebratory day in the North Fork wine country all called the town of Smithtown home. 
  
 The limo passengers were "a group of women out celebrating an upcoming event," Assistant Suffolk County District Attorney Elizabeth Miller said Sunday. "There was a bride" and she survived the wreck, Miller said. Friends and family of some of the women said the gathering was not a wedding celebration. Officials with the limousine company said the car was hired for a birthday. 
  
 Miller spoke after the arraignment of pickup truck driver Steven Romeo, 55, of Southold at Eastern Long Island Hospital in Greenport, where he was admitted after the wreck. Romeo was charged with DWI, a misdemeanor, but ordered held on $500,000 cash bail or $1 million bond. He pleaded not guilty Sunday. 
  
 Miller said charges likely would be upgraded. Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota and Southold Town Police Chief Martin Flatley are scheduled to hold a news conference at 12:30 p.m. Monday at the Southhold Town Police Department with updates about the investigation. 
  
 Romeo, co-owner of Romeo Dimon Marine Service in Southold, is scheduled to appear in Southold Town Court on Friday. Miller did not disclose his blood-alcohol level or where he was before the crash. 
  
 Family and friends on Sunday described the four women killed as vibrant and accomplished. 
  
 Amy Grabina, 23, of Commack was a "die-hard" Boston Red Sox fan. Stephanie Belli, 23, of Kings Park had studied business at Farmingdale State College. 
  
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 Lauren Baruch, 24, of Smithtown, was "unafraid to be the only one on the dance floor." Brittney Schulman, 23, of Smithtown graduated from SUNY Cortland last year and wanted to work in public relations in the fashion industry. 
  
 Police identified their four friends who survived the crash as Joelle M. Dimonte, 25, of Elwood; Alicia Arundel, 24, of Setauket; Olga Lipets, 24, of Brooklyn, and Melissa Angela Crai, 23, of Scarsdale. 
  
 The limo picked up the women at Baruch's home, her father said Sunday. Some of their cars remained at the home, Steven Baruch said. 
  
 Witnesses on Saturday said Romeo was seen sitting in the back of the pickup right after the wreck, but police said he ran from the crash scene. 
  
 Romeo's attorney, Dan O'Brien, offered condolences to the victims and said his client did not leave the scene of the wreck. Miller did not address whether Romeo had fled. "It's a tough situation," said O'Brien, who is based in Nesconset. 
  
 Neither Romeo, who remained hospitalized, nor his business partner Kris Dimon could be reached for comment. Their marine services business was closed Sunday, and the answering system message was changed midday to remove Romeo's cellphone number. 
  
 Also injured in the crash was limo driver Carlos Pino, 58, of Bethpage, who works for Ultimate Class Limousine in Hicksville. Pino has not been charged with any crime. 
  
 In a statement, company officials called the crash "a tragic accident on what should have been a happy day for a group of young women. We pray for the victims and for the families as they go though this unimaginable time." 
  
 "We are in direct contact with all authorities and we are providing all information that they have requested for their investigation," Ultimate Class Limousine officials said in the statement. 
  
 One of the last stops the limo took the women to was Vineyard 48, located on the south side of Route 48, just west of Depot Lane. The limo was trying to make a U-turn on Depot when Romeo's pickup broadsided its right side, officials said. 
  
 Dimonte had surgery at Peconic Bay Medical Center Sunday and is in stable condition, according to Samantha Vigliotta, vice president of the center's foundation and external affairs. Arundel and Lipets were in fair condition at Stony Brook University Hospital Sunday night, according to spokesman Greg Filiano. 
  
 Lipets' grandmother in Brooklyn, Lyubov Drurer, said Lipets was in surgery at Stony Brook Sunday. Lipets' mother, father, uncle, aunt, and boyfriend were by her side, Drurer said. 
  
 The crash was the second multifatal wreck on Long Island in a week. Three members of a Queens family -- the father and two young children -- died July 12 when their car was rear-ended by an alleged drunken driver on the Southern State Parkway at the exit for Robert Moses Causeway. 
  
 The Cutchogue intersection where the limousine crash occurred has long been a worry to residents because of the convergence of vineyard-bound limousines making U-turns amid oncoming traffic on the rural road. It was not known if the limo cut in front of the truck, Southold Police Chief Martin Flatley said Saturday night. 
  
 "He [the pickup truck driver] hit the brakes right before and he broadsided the limo right on the passenger side," he said. 
  
 Flower bouquets had been placed in the roadway median at the crash site Sunday. 
  
 William Rule, 64, was among those dropping off bouquets. He had picked lilies from his garden in Riverhead, he said. 
  
 He said he did not know the victims but felt the tragedy was "so horrific" he needed to contribute to the growing memorial. 
  
 "This traditionally had been a quiet area, not very busy," he said of the North Fork's vineyard region, but noted it has become "built up and more of an attraction." |||||
Student:
Four women at a bachelorette party in New York wine country were killed yesterday and two others were seriously injured after a limousine was hit by a pickup truck in eastern Long Island, law enforcement officials said. The limousine was leaving a winery and making a U-turn at a blinking traffic signal when the pickup collided with it, Southold Police Chief Martin Flatley told Newsday. The driver of the pickup hit the brakes but could not stop in time, Flatley said. The women's names were not immediately released, but police said they were from the New York City area. Three women died at the scene, while a fourth died at a local hospital; all were bridesmaids, reports CBS News. The bride was in critical condition. "They weren't screaming or shouting," a man who stopped to help tells Newsday. "They're sitting in the back and they saw what happened directly in front of them." He said he didn't see anyone in the middle seat, "but I realize now, [that was] because the front end of the pickup truck was embedded into the limo. They had to die instantly. There was no noise." A law enforcement official said the pickup slammed into the side of the limo. The crash occurred around 6pm along Route 48 in Cutchogue, on the North Fork of Long Island. Limousines are common in the area for people visiting the numerous wineries there. Flatley said the driver of the pickup ran from the crash scene, but was caught and arrested and faces a driving while intoxicated charge. His identity was not immediately released and he remained under police guard at a local hospital. The police chief said yesterday's crash was "one of the worst accidents I've ever seen."