An allegedly high-as-a-kite motorist who plowed into a trio of construction workers, killing one, in rural Suffolk County was hit with a homicide charge Wednesday.
Thomas Lobianco, 26, pleaded not guilty to a stunning 19-count indictment that could send him to prison for up to 25 years if he’s convicted.
The throw-the-book indictment – led by an aggravated vehicle homicide charge – arose after Lobianco allegedly got behind the wheel early Aug. 10 after leaving his shift at a Nesconset 7-Eleven, blew through a red light and smashed into a construction crew paving the roadway on Townline Road.
The horrific crash left Joel Sicon-Porix, 38, a…
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