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riversedge

(70,384 posts)
Sat Apr 27, 2024, 03:51 PM Apr 27

City Council calls for investigation of District Attorney Sandra Doorley

Source: rochesterfirst.com



by: Damon Fletcher Updated: Apr 27, 2024 / 01:28 PM EDT




ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) – Members of Rochester City Council have written a letter to New York State Attorney General Letitia James calling for an investigation into the conduct of Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley.

This follows officer-worn, body-camera footage of the incident was released to the public Friday, showing Doorley repeatedly invoking her position as district attorney and refusing to follow orders.
Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley drives home, calls chief before pulling over for police

“This incident has led us to question her fitness to serve as District Attorney, and we believe an investigation by your office is warranted,” the letter reads.

The letter also explained that as public officials, City Councilmembers and District Attorney alike are held to the highest standards of ethics, accountability, and respect for the law.

“The behavior exhibited by Ms. Doorley during the traffic stop, as captured in the body camera footage, appears to violate these standards,” the letter reads. “Such behavior undermines the credibility and integrity of our justice system and erodes public trust.”

All nine members of Rochester City Council signed the letter.



Read more: https://www.rochesterfirst.com/news/city-council-calls-for-investigation-of-district-attorney-sandra-doorley/



The entire letter is in the news article at the link.

https://x.com/BettyBowers/status/1784267353590538468




“I didn’t feel like stopping.” Arrogant New York District Attorney Sandra Doorley refuses to be pulled over by police for speeding.











@WomanDefiner
Out of Monroe County NY. DA Sandra Doorley was speeding and refused to pull over. If you want to know what we are up against corruption wise this is about the clearest picture you will ever get. She basically tells the cop he has no power and she prosecutes her own cases so everything is a waste of time.

She's evil and people like this are making decisions that effect every single one of us. They truly believe the law doesn't apply to them. The original officer even warns his supervisor he's still rolling to warn him. A lot of weird stuff in this video.







SHE KEEPS ARGUING WITH THE POLICE OFFICER!!





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City Council calls for investigation of District Attorney Sandra Doorley (Original Post) riversedge Apr 27 OP
stoned or stupid? Attilatheblond Apr 27 #1
Probably a bit of both, with some MAGAt arrogance thrown in. Republicans don't do rule of law. Martin68 Apr 28 #17
Megalomaniacal... the word is megalomaniacal. (n/t) OldBaldy1701E Apr 28 #23
Since I never found the bush other people 'beat around', I will stick with the blunt and earthy drunk on power. Attilatheblond Apr 28 #24
Umm... okay. OldBaldy1701E Apr 29 #25
I kinda took it as a correction Attilatheblond Apr 29 #27
I did not mean it to be. OldBaldy1701E Apr 29 #30
Damn, what planet has she been living on? PatSeg Apr 27 #2
She did get a ticket, she plead guilty and then sent the ticket to to the Town court riversedge Apr 27 #3
She needs to be removed. LiberalFighter Apr 27 #4
I wish I had known that having a "bad day" was a get of jail free card. yourmovemonkey Apr 27 #5
My sister said it pissed her off when Doorly said that. BlueKota Apr 29 #28
This was my childhood home turf. Arne Apr 27 #6
no, she wasn't thinking at all! NJCher Apr 28 #15
Just perfect, Arne Apr 28 #16
I wonder if a sobriety test would've revealed that she'd thrown back a few after her "hard day." NBachers Apr 28 #7
Possible capital offense for a Black Man John Shaft Apr 28 #8
I'm sure that point will not be lost NJCher Apr 28 #12
Able to not drop the DA to the ground, eh? aocommunalpunch Apr 28 #9
The younger cop was holding his own Marthe48 Apr 28 #10
Hats off to young officer. But I guess she will seek revenge and try to interfere with his career in every way possible. usaf-vet Apr 28 #14
Why didn't he call for backup? bluestarone Apr 28 #18
I think there were 2 cops Marthe48 Apr 28 #19
They also called in a supervising officer BlueKota Apr 29 #29
A republican following the behavior of the former president 45. We follow only the laws we like and you can't stop...... usaf-vet Apr 28 #11
she'll be resigning soon NJCher Apr 28 #13
And then i think he only ended up giving her a speeding ticket instead IcyPeas Apr 28 #20
charge her with resisting arrest and fleeing an officer moonshinegnomie Apr 28 #21
One word missing from this story: REPUBLICAN Grins Apr 28 #22
This message was self-deleted by its author sarisataka Apr 29 #26
Here is this person's attempt at an apology LetMyPeopleVote Apr 30 #31

Attilatheblond

(2,239 posts)
24. Since I never found the bush other people 'beat around', I will stick with the blunt and earthy drunk on power.
Sun Apr 28, 2024, 09:04 PM
Apr 28

OldBaldy1701E

(5,190 posts)
25. Umm... okay.
Mon Apr 29, 2024, 08:15 AM
Apr 29

Since I was agreeing with you, I am not sure what you are saying here. Except that maybe you find my agreement... bad... in some way?

I suppose the wording might be taken as me trying to 'correct' you in some way. That was not my intention. If that was what you perceived, then I am sorry about that. If it is not... then I am at a loss. Since the word is pretty clear in its definition, I also fail to understand why you see it as 'beating around the bush'.

But, I am nobody, so it doesn't matter anyway.

Attilatheblond

(2,239 posts)
27. I kinda took it as a correction
Mon Apr 29, 2024, 12:17 PM
Apr 29

and a suggestion that my vocabulary was somehow not up to your standards. I do recognize that your intent, and mine, will not always come across as intended in print.

edited for typo

OldBaldy1701E

(5,190 posts)
30. I did not mean it to be.
Mon Apr 29, 2024, 02:12 PM
Apr 29

Yes, this new age of text as a sole means of expression is a bit tough due to a lack of physical presence which allows for more understanding of that meaning because of semantics and kinesics. But, I agree with you wholeheartedly.

riversedge

(70,384 posts)
3. She did get a ticket, she plead guilty and then sent the ticket to to the Town court
Sat Apr 27, 2024, 04:18 PM
Apr 27

What an arrogant women she is!





Monroe County
Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley drives home, calls chief before pulling over for police

https://www.rochesterfirst.com/monroe-county/monroe-county-district-attorney-sandra-doorley-calls-chief-drives-home-before-pulling-over-for-police/


by: James Battaglia

Posted: Apr 25, 2024 / 07:38 PM EDT

Updated: Apr 27, 2024 / 07:53 AM EDT
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — ..............

“I’m the D.A.,” Doorley says to the first officer to approach her, standing outside her car and parked in a garage when the video begins. “I was going 55 coming home from work.”

“55 in a 35,” the officer says.

“I don’t really care,” Doorley says. The officer asks her to exit the garage. “You can call Dennis Kohlmeier right now,” she says.

“Why are you so upset at me,” the officer says while Doorley dials the phone. “I’m doing my job. You just admitted to me you were going 55 in a 35 on Phillips Road.”...........................




...............

“I don’t really care,” Doorley says. “I don’t really care. You know what? If you give me a traffic ticket that’s fine. I’m the one who prosecutes it.”

As more officers and a supervisor arrive to the scene, Doorley continues refusing to leave the garage, telling police she’d had a bad day dealing with murders in Rochester.

“I’m going to prosecute myself,” Doorley says later in the video. “Do you know what I’ll do with the ticket?” Then she laughs.

In a statement Thursday, before the video was released, Doorley said she pled guilty and sent the ticket to Webster Town Court.
..........

yourmovemonkey

(267 posts)
5. I wish I had known that having a "bad day" was a get of jail free card.
Sat Apr 27, 2024, 06:09 PM
Apr 27

Our courtrooms are filled with people who had "bad days", and I bet she wouldn't show any one of them compassion.

BlueKota

(1,837 posts)
28. My sister said it pissed her off when Doorly said that.
Mon Apr 29, 2024, 12:53 PM
Apr 29

My sister said, "Yeah she may have to prosecute murderers,but the police risk their lives everyday because they may got shot to death trying to apprehend the murderers she's so put upon trying to convict in a well guarded courtroom. Yet she's having a hard day."

NJCher

(35,789 posts)
15. no, she wasn't thinking at all!
Sun Apr 28, 2024, 12:31 PM
Apr 28

He should have asked, "Are you aware this is being recorded?"

Then he should have dialed this up on youtube and played it for her:



After all, it's apparent she likes her cell phone a lot.

aocommunalpunch

(4,247 posts)
9. Able to not drop the DA to the ground, eh?
Sun Apr 28, 2024, 10:45 AM
Apr 28

Gotta love that privilege. She can tell her sob story to MAGA. Fuck her sideways.

usaf-vet

(6,231 posts)
14. Hats off to young officer. But I guess she will seek revenge and try to interfere with his career in every way possible.
Sun Apr 28, 2024, 12:04 PM
Apr 28

She emulates 'the walking, talking, ranting, and lying "POTUS 45 Defense," not me; I was involved with "official business".

usaf-vet

(6,231 posts)
11. A republican following the behavior of the former president 45. We follow only the laws we like and you can't stop......
Sun Apr 28, 2024, 11:45 AM
Apr 28

... me. And when 45 gets elected in 2024, we will follow his admitted intentions: dictatorship, starting with taking revenge against anyone who questions MY authority.

Isn't her action an obstruction of justice, and should she be treated that way? Her actions deprived her community of adequate police protection, as two to four police officers were not able to protect others in the community during the "busy" 17:30 rush hour while she was obstructing.

Why shouldn't community members who get tickets for traffic violations simply plead the Sandra Doorley defense? I didn't feel like obeying a law that interfered with my daily schedule.

NJCher

(35,789 posts)
13. she'll be resigning soon
Sun Apr 28, 2024, 11:52 AM
Apr 28

the first thing this idiot did was yammer her head off with the most inane speech that even a Rudy Guiliani-era stop 'n frisk detainee would know not to say. Recorded, no less.

I think it's most deserving that she have her first day in court in the "Court of No-Shame Whatsoever" on the internet.

She's quite convincing on behalf of the charge that she is indeed unfit for public office.

IcyPeas

(21,928 posts)
20. And then i think he only ended up giving her a speeding ticket instead
Sun Apr 28, 2024, 03:59 PM
Apr 28

of multiple offenses such as not stopping when he was directly behind her with lights flashing... she says on the video that there were other cars on the road so she didn't know he was telling her to pullover, plus she was on the phone.

So she got off lightly with just the speeding ticket.... but now she may lose her job.

Makes ya wonder how often this happens.

Grins

(7,246 posts)
22. One word missing from this story: REPUBLICAN
Sun Apr 28, 2024, 05:25 PM
Apr 28

And she is one.

A law and order, support your police REPUBLICAN.

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