Submissive Officer Bullied by District Attorney He Tried to Pull Over | Sandra Doorley Case Analysis

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[@kimberlyreynolds6760]

I live in Monroe County and after that body cam was released , everyone is now calling for her to resign

[@kwaaikat100]

Phew, some good news at last. Was worried it would just fade away.

[@smurfie8412]

Because your sexist 🤬

[@shirlzitting647]

​@@smurfie8412 No, you're a smurfie.

[@Ratzfourtyfour]

I guess also her buddies want her gone fast bc they would really hate to be investigated too much.

[@smurfie8412]

@shirlzitting647 no I not, you don't like woman with power

[@pammc2783]

Sandra Doorley is a shining example of "The laws are for thee, not for me."

[@commonsenseking6386]

Right, this why the French Revolution and Russian Revolution started, of course there were other factors, but this PRIVILAGED was a major factor.

[@Prisoner_844]

So much for them always saying “trumps not a king” meanwhile they act like kings.

[@supriseimblack]

​@@Prisoner_844 Did you really bring up Trump?

[@hogi99]

Chief of Police needs to be investigated too. Ridiculous. 🤡

[@genomic_]

Yup, because she knew she could call him right away and he would save her from trouble.

[@DrJohannPryce]

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[@DrJohannPryce]

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[@genomic_]

@@DrJohannPryce Your comment made me realize that I didn’t use a period at the end of my statement. 😂

[@suec8337]

By her entire demeanor, I believe she was drinking: eluding, standing as far away as possible from the officers, talking from her doorway…

[@mcampbell4914]

This is a good point. In her position as a DA, she would know that she was in be big trouble if stopped for the officer. Fleeing the scene and being permitted to on into her home gave her the opportunity to get rid of any incriminating evidence. Also by being uncooperative, she avoided having to undergo a breath test.

[@zxyatiywariii8]

Exactly. She brought something into the house and left it there.

[@saralp1967]

Exactly! She could have had the same conversation on the side of the road but then she wouldn’t have been able to distance herself (and the smell of alcohol) or hide the evidence that she took into the house while the officer was trying to talk to her. What was the big deal if she was able to dispose of the ticket anyway. I absolutely think she was under the influence.

[@gdiup9241]

💯

[@BarkleyMoon]

@suec8337 Exactly what I was thinking, she didn’t want to stop because he would have come to her window and he might have smelled her breath. She also wouldn’t step to the back of her vehicle, and tried going in her house. You were the first one I saw make that observation. I’m sorry, she actually DID take that lunch bag in the house.

[@newenglandcoast7121]

The most disgusting part was the fact that the officers' superiors did NOT support him. That is unforgiveable!

[@tomcat5151]

I have an inkling that the officer knew what he was doing. He didn't check the tags on purpose. He let the DA go off to show her entitlement and let the other officers keep talking to expose the corruption I'm not a fan of cops, but I can't shake the thought. Who knows, maybe I'm just being delusionally hopeful.

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

No wonder he acted submissive. He knew his superiors were not going to have his back. So disgusting.

[@lizmonard]

Yes, it’s happened to this guy before.

[@lizmonard]

@@tomcat5151I think you may be right. I don’t think he’s submissive, but determined to show his superiors that despite their corruption, he won’t be part of it.

[@McGeeification]

it's sad but disgusting. Egos are large and getting ever larger.

[@WattisWatts]

So Sandra dealt with 3 homicides that day? Luckily the speed she was driving didn't cause a 4th.

[@mariacrochet8379]

Doing 55 in a 35 is very dangerous. A 35 mph zone is most likely residential and in place to protect the community. Vehicles and people don't expect a large vehicle to speed at nearly twice the posted limit in residential areas. Dangerous

[@kenw2225]

Lol stop it. 35 Is an arbitrary. I find it annoying that she acted this. Cars should pull over only when they feel safe

[@Lea941]

@@kenw2225Any time an emergency vehicle has its lights on, you by the law have to pull over for the emergency vehicle to go past you!!!!!! It’s not just because you are being pulled over! However if you are being pulled over it’s best to slow down, turn on your blinker and pull over as soon as you can preferably turn into a parking lot so you won’t be in the street.

[@aisha2370]

Absolutely! I wonder what people in her neighborhood think of her driving. Especially if kids are around.

[@telesniper2]

@@kenw2225 Hi Sandra!

[@brockjensen2473]

My father was a police officer for 25 years 17 of them as the chief of police. The city he worked for about 5 years into his stent as the chief got a new mayor. They were cool with each other until approximately 3 years later one of his officers stopped the mayors son for a DUI. Sometime around 3AM my dad gets a call from the Mayor, she informs him of the stop and “demanded” he tell his officers to let them go and allow the mayor to drive the vehicle to her home. My father called the officer who initiated the stop and asked him for the full story. He explained it was a DUI stop, not only was the driver clearly intoxicated, there was an open container in the vehicle. He told the officer to proceed as usual and called the mayor back. He informed the mayor under no circumstances was she going to receive special treatment. At this point the mayor said to him “You have just made a big mistake against a very powerful enemy. Watch your back.” The silver lining to the story is that was on a recorded line and the mayor ultimately ended up resigning in disgrace. But the moral of the story is how disturbingly common these types of things happen. It’s sad and disgusting the amount of corruption there is in politics and law enforcement.

[@petesmith9472]

Thank you.

[@terezagrbin4357]

not only in politics and law enforcement

[@rb239rtr]

Doorley is an intimidator, who likley treated the police like shit, and although she has no control over the officer's employment, likely threatened them with that. Intimidation is powerful when this is your home town, you have a mortgage and a family and a potential black mark on your record. I can understand how this happens, I have seen intimidation in a few workplaces, at some point, there is a tipping point, where being fired is better than being employed.

[@GoAskAlice23]

I worry about friendly fire 😢. The police are under siege. The good cops are in danger. Be suspicious of police departments who don’t use body cams.

[@michaelperez9966]

Your dad went from patrolman to chief in 8 years? I sense a fib.

[@SJ-oxy]

A DA is not a cop, a DA is a politician. Knowing that, it all makes sense.

[@zebeart8808]

This horrible woman needs to be fired. She is the epitome of corruption.

[@dan1769]

She's still a Democrat..only on republican clothes.

[@Notpublished]

No, that would be Fani Willis, Jack Smith, and Alvin Bragg…just to put things into prospective.

[@rickborrettjr6810]

​@@Notpublished put the orange juice down, you've clearly had enough.

[@jimcronin2043]

Sorry to disagree with you but Joe Biden is the epitome of corruption. Although Doorley acted poorly she didn't demand $millions as Biden did from China, Ukraine, Russia and others.

[@Notpublished]

@@rickborrettjr6810 I have had enough of this lawfare for sure. Her behavior was inappropriate.

[@steveomedic]

As a former police officer turned medic, i witnessed this type of conduct constantly. It's absolutely disgusting.

[@sage1682]

Yeah and I'm a doctor turned scientist

[@user-bm4ic4kx2w]

Amen to that

[@Griftospherequalitycontrol]

​@@sage1682Really, is that unbelievable?

[@kenw2225]

I'm a cattle stall cleaner turned us ambassador to Bahrain. I've seen lots of entitlement from these types too. One of Bahrain fellow countries owns the us legal system, and they feel this behavior is acceptable

[@Danko31]

​@@sage1682how cool, I'm a pilot turned astronaut.

[@pssully2285]

She didn’t just walk into the house. She took something into the house with her and came out empty-handed.

[@zxyatiywariii8]

I wonder if it was alcohol? A sobriety test can't legally be done to someone who's walked into their house, it has to be done AT the traffic stop, which she knows. I wonder if she'd had a drink before driving home, and didn’t want to be tested, nor the alcohol discovered open in her car?

[@Dan-mm1yl]

​@zxyatiywariii8 100 percent She was drunk And everyone in that garage knew it

[@summerfazed]

The white checkered bag, “just my lunch”. She actually stops to check the car again and the drops the things inside her house. Then after sporting the black purse and placing it on the front seat the SUV. …Like here is my belongings from the vehicle. That other one doesn’t exist. This is while the officer is on her phone with the police chief (not able to react or control the situation)

[@HeatherHolt]

I cannot imagine how awful these people must be to their friends and family if this is how they treat strangers.

[@will7its]

You mean women???

[@jimthrowaway]

Friends ? . . . What friends ? . . . . her badge is her best and only friend, obviously....

[@em.415]

@@will7its Plenty of men in power act entitled like this. Actually more according to research. Men have higher levels are narcissism.

[@dazedhavoc]

She doesn’t have the temperament to be a DA. She is like a spoiled brat.

[@arnolda.lampel6087]

You didn't pay any Attention to Detail. She is THE (!) DA 😂

[@Chelzebelles]

You haven't met many DA's then... Most of them are entitled morons that let their Egos grow out of control Had one drunkenly wave a gun around on Main Street threatening the cop trying to intervene, to call the DA, just to prove he was the DA... It never even made it to the local paper even though everyone knew about it. Why else do you think USA crumbles? Nothing but greedy Narcissists in charge all across the land

[@mrschwinn4211]

😂😂😂

[@torengallagher8368]

your describing almost all DAs

[@user-bm4ic4kx2w]

Just like Trump

[@adriansedillo3426]

She proved what we already know about most public officials,"RULES FOR THEE BUT NOT FOR ME". FROM HOCULE ON DOWN.

[@LM-sc8lu]

As a former Police Officer and a former Road Patrol Supervisor, I feel sorry for the Officer. At the same time, I would have expected him to do his job and give the DA the speeding ticket, charge her with fleeing, and fail to obey a lawful command. I thought the Supervisors were cowards and threw the Officer under the bus. The DA should be forced out of office. Easy for me to say, I'm just sitting home tapping the keys!

[@borabora4480]

The superiors saying it is up to him as it was his stop was cowardly. Let him take the hit. That Chief of Police should have simply ordered her arrest on the spot and state he would take the hit.

[@jimthrowaway]

@@borabora4480 *100%* . . . what kind of Fkn superior says "Oh Well, do whatever you feel is best..." The police sargent, lieutenant AND Chief-of-Police _IMHO_ are ALL as corrupt as the D.A. It was just the rookie cop's initiation into the corruption gone awry that it was all on bodycam, so they were all like _rats off a ship_ leaving the rookie to fend for himself. Disgusting. They *all* should be exposed for the frauds they are. Every single one of those nimrods. Sadly, adding insult to injury, they'll _probably_ actually slither out of the whole slimey incident completely unscathed....

[@Dan-mm1yl]

To me it looked like she wasn't sober To loose with her language keeping her distance from the policeman Going nearly double the legal speed limit for that road I Guess most other people stopped who are not DA'S would have had a sobriety test atleast

[@shanebracht745]

The Webster police department can’t even redact the video properly. The GPS coordinates are on the bottom of the video but they redacted her address on the house.

[@julieschafer7562]

Absolutely agree!

[@2101case]

At the end of the video shown locally, the cop basically apologized for the ticket, saying he didn't notice who it was driving the car. This means all the big shots get a pass every time. This cop just made a mistake.

[@salishseas]

Right. Is driving a black SUV now code that the person is a VIP so don’t pull them over. I’m glad she said this know we all know who expects special treatment. We know to let them see they are just people like us.

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

Yeah, he couldn't let it go because it was already on body-cam. Notice that he didn't arrest her for felony fleeing/eluding like he would've for one of us. Nah, she just got a speeding ticket that is probably already "taken care of".

[@zxyatiywariii8]

​@@salishseasShe's not like us, though. If I'd tried that when I was arrested (for a crime I didn’t even commit, later proven on security cameras) I would've been tased, or tackled, and taken into custody for fleeing. I would've been fired from my minimum-wage job where my boss had zero tolerance for trouble with the police. She wasn't taken to prison, she wasn't fired from her job, she didn’t even get mug-shot. She's horrifically privileged, arrogant, and entitled.

[@Dan-mm1yl]

He didn't breathalyse her either no doubt she had a few glasses/bottles of wine at lunch. Which is why she was so loose with her language

[@joannemharof5476]

it wasn't the cops choice... he had supervisors "advising" him!

[@Osoz3]

Abuse of power requires extremely harsh punishments. Across the board.

[@user-zq4fv8sj6v]

😂😂😂 What’s the problem? Biden (a Democrat) and his family (particularly Hunter, a crack addict who ‘needed’ a gun no matter what) proudly walk all over laws regularly. Why do you THINK people are acting the way they are today…….following by example!!! 😂😂😂

[@WitnessingTyranny]

Susan Bassi is an investigative journalist that exposes judicial corruption. She made a post on this with details of the chief's predecessor who was convicted for corruption which brought this chief back. She explained why there's a good chance that this DA will be indicated. I hope so.

[@youshallnotpass2140]

Jail time for sure

[@beatricev.7783]

Sandra, what a way to end your 33 year career. I take you you're going out with a BANG! Instead of behaving in an exemplary manner knowing your behavior is all captured on camera for the entire world to see! That officer deserves a promotion for his level of professionalism and calm, cool demeanor.

[@borabora4480]

The politicos behind the scenes are working very hard so that she does not have to resign or be removed. We have to keep the pressure on the commission that is investigating her behavior. www.ny.gov/new-york-state-commission-prosecutorial-conduct

[@mcampbell4914]

Not really. He likely would have let her go if he had ran her plates. Also, his professional and calm demeanor to her was all because of her status and because she had the police chief on speed dial.

[@mtthwpnn]

The thought of this woman having power over others is terrifying

[@AJ-pj2jw]

The thought of women having power period terrifies people.

[@zxyatiywariii8]

​@@AJ-pj2jwNot all women, just arrogant entitled women who think they're above the law.

[@kurtcameron723]

@@AJ-pj2jw And for good reason as this particular situation illustrates.

[@TechGorilla1987]

@5:48 - "I'll be prosecuting myself..." And therein lies another issue. We investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing on our behalf.

[@chelseamarie6491]

I met her the first time when I was on jury duty a couple months ago, just found out she lives 5 minutes from me. Anyway during the jury selection process, the question was asked if we had ever been pulled over for speeding and if we ever had gotten traffic tickets, pretty much all of raised our hands. Ironic seeing her on here especially being covered by Dr. Grande

[@mistressadina98]

full circle

[@zxyatiywariii8]

Interesting. . . she clearly believes she shouldn't get one even when she deserved one. Rules for us, not for her. 😡

[@LucaSitan]

This woman is the epitome of entitlement. The council's demand for investigation into her conduct will reveal the actual level and depth of corruption in that place.

[@r.b.ratieta6111]

Or it will quickly change tone and randomly disappear.

[@hydrostatic8048]

Another successful DEI hire.

[@aleksik4028]

She wont be long DA

[@romktch17]

​@@hydrostatic8048The white lady is a DEI hire?!? 😂

[@jamessampson964]

No it won't because they'll sweep it under the rug and she'll continue to do the same garbage that she is always done and prosecute people for the same thing that she did herself and didn't accept responsibility for

[@debshipman4697]

And the dog is just so happy for all the new people showing up at the house.

[@S.H.A.D.O.999]

😆 I noticed that too!

[@darlenemarcucci-miller2284]

He was just glad she was distracted so he could run freely back and forth!

[@sunnysmiles8211]

Trying to abuse her position of power. Needs to be investigated and have her behavior audited. Speeding, refusing to stop for an officer, refusing to obey an officer. Wants everything on her terms and DOES think she is above the law. The officer was clearly afraid of her retaliation.

[@shameronstar7220]

Being a Karen and having power are a deadly combination.

[@nagantm441]

Kudos to you for using a racial slur

[@ForestFire369]

​@@nagantm441What the hell lol

[@Connection-Lost]

Karens use power to get others arrested or fired, that's part of the definition. Too many people use it to mean any unruly woman.

[@kenw2225]

What do sheniquas do ? What about the ones in power?

[@kenw2225]

It is racial slur. Sheniqua is another way to describe someone who others call a Karen. You see?

[@Ipetam]

Letting a suspect walk into their home like that is dangerous.

[@fmcdomer]

Evidence

[@TomHuston43]

What should the policeman have done to stop her?

[@JamesSmith-gn9ou]

@@TomHuston43 He handled it correctly

[@TheOnlyKateslate]

@@TomHuston43 Just imagine she's a black man.

[@Ipetam]

@TomHuston43 What they'd do to anyone else. Grab and cuff her. You never let someone keep their hands in their pocket and you never let someone walk into their home. That's how officers get hurt and killed.

[@mattmaxon7783]

body cams are great! exposing corruption and showing what cops have to deal with on the daily

[@jamesrichardson63]

Her speeding and getting pulled over had absolutely nothing to do with her job, but she made it ALL about her job. Fire her and bring additional charges on her.

[@kevinmalone3210]

She's a DA? Unreal. She's not fit to be a public servant. This cop should've arrested her. That police department needs a new chief who needs to clean house, and that DA needs to go.

[@cleasonleasure4832]

She’s a county DA not the town DA

[@kenw2225]

Why else wouldn't she argue this? Bad press is coming either way. Might as well make it worth it and argue out of it. Then pay the small fine later.

[@kayzbluegenes]

She's not "a" DA; she's "THEE" DA. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@cleasonleasure4832]

@@kayzbluegenes pos da

[@Manticorn]

The more I get into local level politics, the more I see just how immature disgusting and wretched district attorneys in particular can be. Stephen A. Kunzweiler is my sworn enemy.

[@Beautifulclouds60]

I feel so bad for the officer. He was trying to hold her accountable only to get bullied by her and not backed up by his superior. This is way so many good, honest cops don't stick around. Meh

[@Themanwiththeplan359]

I dont know why, the guy was a straight coward. He got punked by everyone on the scene and they said he can make the call. He proceeded to fail. He needs to be fired for incompetence. What happened to "if you see something say something" and the "NO FEAR" Act

[@crustybmw]

How can you have a DA that does not follow the law. It is not even a question this person should be fired immediately.

[@myka788]

I work at a small desert shop in a small city. We discount on duty police officers and fire fighters treats. We had a random DA demand discounts and get irate with us when we waid it was "for on duty officers and fire fighters only" she would throw a fit every time. She would flash her badge at us and say "im always on duty". The entitled attitude shocked me. She probably makes 6 figures, why would she constantly try to bully a small business for a tiny discount...

[@ralphfurley4217]

Her life is not on the line everyday like officers and fire fighters.

[@user-ce1ol8bj7o]

report her for abuse of her authority, disrepute etc

[@myka788]

I never reported her, and I haven't seen her in a long time, thankfully. Once, a cop came through, and I asked him if that was DAs were technically police. He was surprised and told us to report her as well.

[@user-uc4zs3cg8d]

I am grateful that the business you work for supports first responders. It's a shame that both of these DAs are women; they give females in power a bad name.

[@optimisticcosmic]

Speeding, fleeing, intimidation and she even insinuated that she'd make her ticket disappear. She should be removed ASAP.

[@smurfie8412]

Stop ✋️ being sexist 🤬

[@28russ]

​@@smurfie8412 I hope you're being sarcastic If not. Then stop ✋being moronic 🤬🤦‍♂

[@28russ]

​@@smurfie8412 I hope you're being sarcastic If not. Then stop ✋being a cretin 🤬🤦‍♂

[@28russ]

@@smurfie8412 I hope you're being sarcastic If not. Then stop ✋being braindead 🤬🤦‍♂

[@28russ]

@@smurfie8412 I hope you're being sarcastic If not. Then stop ✋being a fool🤬🤦‍♂

[@relentlesseducator]

She occupied him with the phone to buy time to hide her stash in the house. This was without a doubt about more than a traffic ticket.

[@elainearchibald9020]

The DA's power went to her head, she thought she was entitled! Rude, obnoxious and abusive of the law. Thanks for sharing Dr. Grande.

[@christytach]

I think her alcoholism finally caught up with her.

[@user-zq4fv8sj6v]

😂😂😂 What’s the problem? Biden (a Democrat) and his family (particularly Hunter, a crack addict who ‘needed’ a gun no matter what) proudly walk all over laws regularly. Why do you THINK people are acting the way they are today…….following by example!!! 😂😂😂

[@jimthrowaway]

in her 3rd term as D.A. . . . within a 33 year career so far . . . . she's been power-tripping *for years* _IMHO_

[@grahamwatts8836]

As the chief of police I would fully investigate the matter and throw the book at her.

[@GO-GO_SO-SO]

And she is one of those same people that would say to respect law enforcement and talk about the importance of law and order. Hypocrite.

[@HeatherHolt]

Ugggh, this!! So true

[@user-du7xi3fk6b]

*white privilege.*

[@chlyon]

Yep I served this community for 33 years , and never run late in my life thanks to my black suv .

[@barbieblue3336]

Should be in prison with former Port Authority commissioner Caren Turner. "Do you know who I am." They could say that to each other all day.

[@bettinaloffler3148]

Exactly! Until last week, she was my favorite corrupt official. Now it is definitely Ms Doorley!

[@janpsillos5513]

😆

[@janpsillos5513]

That convo, do you know who I am? You're a narcissist, but who am I? You're a narcissist too.

[@victorm.photovic9983]

He was not submissive. He was being polite and trying to de escalate the situation and was dealing with a self entitled person.

[@Nottooserious69688]

He was a coward. He needed to do his job. People have lost faith in our institutions. Man up time.

[@asiaanderson5556]

Idk if this is sarcasm, but I can assure you that officer would've handled YOU differently 🫤

[@carolynfields8488]

Exactly!

[@brianjackson5732]

Wrong, he tucked his tail between his legs when interacting with a privileged bully. Pookie would not have received the same treatment if he disobeyed police orders and instead drove to his crib and cursed out the police.

[@KDH2748]

Nah he wasn’t a coward. He handled just fine. He didn’t back down and was respectful. Good job.

[@hjge1012]

Any normal person would have been wrestled to the ground, dragged to jail and have been trialed for resisting arrest, and god knows what else. She clearly abused her position here, and she wasn't even shy about it. It's clear corruption. She should not be in that position.

[@CP-mb2ge]

Excellent analysis. You're comments at the end regarding corruption are spot on. I hope conscientious Police Chiefs, DA's and Mayors across the country use this video for training. No one "should be" above the law. As a veteran, I was disappointed that the Lieutenant did not provide the junior police officer unequivocal support after he arrived and assessed the situation.

[@dv8smr]

Gov. Hochul should place a call and fire her, personally, for abuse of power. Then, make a statement that such behavior will not be tolerated from those in positions of power in her state, and call for the proper charges of her actions to be applied immediately.

[@cletusvandamme6262]

LOL! Good luck with that.

[@HubertofLiege]

The pot calling the kettle black

[@Elementalism]

Hochul is to dim to perform such an action. She is too busy firing 70,000 health care workers in the middle of a pandemic.

[@ralphfurley4217]

Gov. Hochul is as corrupt and entitled as they come.

[@user-ex3lo7pk9j]

Hochul? rofl...she is a poster child for abuse of power. She is only going after Drooley because of her party affiliation. They are really the same party...the uniparty.

[@moniqueraster5886]

Power-hungry and entitled, mean and arrogant woman. How dare she treat a police officer like that. No wonder no one wants to go into law enforcement anymore. I hope she gets demoted . This police officer needs to get coaching to deal with such nasty people. She is 100% corrupt!!!

[@Emily-gy2ef]

You left out she lied multiple times arguing with the officer implicating herself about being unaware SHE was the reason for the pullover! Oh, and his supervisors are total weasels, doing the ‘leave me out of this routine’, throwing the officer under her heels!

[@jimthrowaway]

add to that she gave the most obtusely lameass B.S. excuses about *why* she didn't pull over to begin with when cop had lights up. if any ordinary citizen tried to use *any* of her _copout excuses_ they would literally get laughed out of the discussion seen as an incompetent buffoon MORON with ZERO credibility...... she tried to "move the goalposts" as an artful dodger first saying she didn't pull over because she didn't notice because she was busy on a phone call, then had the audacity to claim that later she eventually did notice the flashers but didn't realize they were about *her* because there were other vehicles around etc _despite that the flashers were directly behind her vehicle_ . . . . the depths of her condescension is beyond belief . . . .

[@DougVandegrift]

You'd think a DA would know better than to behave like this while on police bodycam. Her stupidity is what's getting her in trouble.

[@kenw2225]

Expected the supervisors to drop everything

[@gusgrizzel8397]

@@kenw2225 Maybe it's happened before...

[@JamesJones-yj8ku]

Maybe it will get her in trouble.

[@yusefendure]

Not her stupidity, her arrogance.

[@KingfishStevens-di9ji]

She thinks she's socialist elite ruling class.

[@ninabrown3044]

She should be removed from office. What a disgraceful hypocrite.

[@johnnygoodman2003]

She can't be removed because the whole council has problems. Sandra was the prosecuting DA for a number of "accidental" deaths of this same police force. Instead of collecting evidence and building a case against the police, she supported the defense of the police. This includes the death of Daniel Prude 3 years ago. Prude appeared to be strangled by police on camera. So it seems this was a case of "you scratch my back, I'll scratch your" . But Sandra felt that getting the speeding ticket was not getting "scratched"

[@areaone3813]

This “DA” had no clue of what she was about to get which is ignorant on her part in so many directions. What a disgrace to her community.

[@joycekeating8951]

Excellent analysis! I am an attorney and I would never treat a police officer the way this DA did. Even if you hate law enforcement officers, it’s down right stupid to insult and condescend to a police officer. She appears to have a terminal case of officialitis requiring, as you correctly point out, removal from her position as THE district attorney.

[@christiandulaney1638]

This is the textbook definition of felony fleeing in New York. he was within his scope of duty to arrest her and put her in jail This is crazy

[@Ratzfourtyfour]

She's not a clown she's the whole circus.

[@naturistfred]

That's a great line. I gotta remember that one...lol

[@statementleaver8095]

2:20 Too Spazy to select PARK instead of REVERSE 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@72stones43]

Did she take something out of the vehicle into her house?

[@redondobeach7514]

She is the reason that we need defense attorneys. People like that running prosecutors office is dangerous.

[@cletusvandamme6262]

Sounds like something Kamala Harris, the ex-AG of California, and now our VP, would pull. Hypocrites, the both of them.

[@kayzbluegenes]

Thank you for covering this. I'm so glad this has gone viral nationwide and this is being investigated. I live in Rochester, and I assure you that, if this were an inner city person of color, they would have been tazed, thrown to the ground, handcuffed and hauled off to jail! Her behavior is disgusting!

[@sk8razer]

I'm a paramedic and an emergency nurse, which means that this "brotherhood" also applies to me. But the thing is, _we should be held to an even higher standard of adherence than the general public_ . Cops, judges, and prosecutors should meticulously adhere to the laws that they are tasked with enforcing (unless they're responding code 2 to a call). It's absolutely crucial that those who are tasked with upholding the law and administering justice are in no way _above the law_ . And emergency/critical care medical providers (including ER & ICU staff) and fire fighters should be driving extremely carefully, because we know exactly how bad the consequences of reckless driving can be first hand. When you've seen literal decapitations of innocent victims due to the reckless driving of another person and run codes of children ejected from vehicles due to a reckless parent, then you have *absolutely no business* subjecting the public to that type of driving. Cops also work these horrific accidents, so they really have double the accountability expectation.

[@mikebarker6979]

The most egregious part of this affair by far is Doorley waving her DA's badge and trying to intimidate the officers in order to get special treatment. That is blatant corruption. The speeding and failing to stop pale into insignificance compared to this. She must be removed from office. In addition, it cannot be true that she would he prosecuting her own case. That is a ridiculous conflict of interest obviously, an independent prosecutor would surely have to be brought in.

[@nancybryson5488]

Well, Ms. Doorley has truly messed up here. She has publicly shamed herself. The body cam says it all. She will never ever live this down. If she had shown humility, respect, and cooperation, all would be well. Tragic for her career.

[@mimimomo4902]

Tragic for her but a blessing for that community. 1) hopefully she won't speed again & endanger others 2) she won't be able to be corrupt in her role anymore. Who knows how many times she has already messed with cases

[@tk20channel]

This is the biggest shame of all. Imagine the example she could have set by handling this with decorum? It could have been a great opportunity to exercise humility and even prop up her career by holding herself accountable. Instead, she threw it all away. What a dunce.

[@minimumrage323]

Yet another reason why the current system is not to be trusted or respected.

[@BirdDogey1]

I'm a retired SoCal cop. Had the Mayor show up on a call. I called my supervisor and did what SHE told me to do. The Mayor was angry and made it known how much he didn't like what I did or rather what I didn't do. That supervisor couldn't wait to throw me under the bus despite the fact I had done what she directed me to do. Side note...ethical officers rarely make it above the rank of Sergeant.

[@Super396chevelle]

That's a sad statement

[@BirdDogey1]

Yes, it is. @@Super396chevelle

[@roriemcfadden6097]

He wasn't submissive! She was being a bully & acting like a typical "karen", talking over him, fast, demanding his supervisor, telling him 20mph over the speed limit wasn't an issue, walking away from him while he was calmly telling her why he tried to pull her over, her reply that she didn't care was her arrogance. The fact talking on the phone was more than driving safely is pathetic. He showed immense patience!

[@Nottooserious69688]

I disagree. He was definitely Beta-not good for a police officer.

[@enchiladasqueretanas]

he was submissive, I want to know how that officer would react to a regular citizen with no connections to the chief! Submissive as fact!

[@roriemcfadden6097]

@@enchiladasqueretanas Watch some of the other videos where a driver is pulled over, they are all the same! For most of them the police have to try to reason with the person & determine if they were just speeding or drunk or violent. The person stopped have a pattern of behavior...they don't listen, they tell the police what to do & demand their supervisor (like they want them to subservient & are not good enough to speak to) threaten with a lawyer, they escalate the situation, acknowledge their own bigger position when they are not more powerful (do you know who I am? This judge did this) A lot of times the person stopped would only get a warning or ticket but they make the situation worse by refusing to do what is required- show ID, insurance, car registration, answering question, refusing a sobriety test, getting a ride home, leave a restaurant when acting out. How would this woman feel if she killed someone going 20 over the speed limit? Sorry you thought he was being submissive, but in this post "Black Lives Matter" world it is in the best interest of everyone to be patient & calm.

[@a.walters123]

People who hold positions in the judiciary system should be held to twice the standard of the normal person. I cannot stand abuse of power.

[@RullXov]

This so-called District Attorney has a critical case of entitlement, big time..🙄

[@jackee1054]

Well, I mean, she is isn't the "so called District Attorney", Beavis....she is the DA and that's the truth. She's an a hole, for sure, but she's not the "so called" DA.

[@RullXov]

@@jackee1054 Bounce, semantics troll.

[@KingfishStevens-di9ji]

The Bible says women do not belong in positions of power.

[@aceplaysgamesnetwork9566]

THE DA

[@RullXov]

@@aceplaysgamesnetwork9566 🤣

[@user-po8br1fu2f]

“I don’t care” says it all! FIRE HER!

[@BridMhor]

Somebody in the police had balls. She paid the fine on Thursday and the video was released the following day. I hope she gets fired. And the Chief of Police too.

[@Katarina-ds5mj]

A DA who acts like they are above the law should result in some form of punishment. This woman is arrogant, entitled, offensive, belligerent and a bully. I hope she gets voted out next election.

[@44manm]

Good job, Dr. Grande, in exposing this entitled, unfit public official.

[@nottooherbal]

It’s corruption if she’s treated differently to anyone else . Nothing seemed wrong with way he treated her or how the other officers behaved when they arrived on the scene, it was just that her reprehensible behaviour wasn’t initially reflected in the charges .

[@unstopable96]

Alternatively, she was drunk or had open alcohol/drugs in her purse, which she rushed to put in her home and not leave in the car

[@DaydreamingThroughBooks]

This is my city and such an embarrassment.

[@harrisonhanson2998]

Yea that’s unfortunate & quite embarrassing.

[@wolfsmith2865]

Vote the cow out.

[@MonstroLab]

This is every city USA before body cams.

[@MrYAMAHA32177]

If that was anyone else, fleeing and eluding, she would have applauded the officer for tasing them and throwing them in jail.

[@robertprochnow2892]

Vote her ass out asap

[@5boysandamom]

This is all over KZbin! How can they not get rid of her😮

[@mrs.creature3443]

i love how her pictures are so unflattering

[@user-uc4zs3cg8d]

Ugly is as ugly does 🤣

[@hectorortiz8224]

She gets paid for her critical thinking skills & judgement. Wow.

[@davidmitchell7318]

Great debrief, doc. You nailed it. Such hypocrisy. I hope she's removed from office.

[@tysondolan1533]

I am so glad that Dr. Grande has made his channel.

[@pauls4742]

She wasn't going to use her position to try to get out of the charge? A liar!

[@billwindsor4224]

Dr. Grande, thank you for bringing attention to this case. I had seen it in my stream before, but only first clicked on it when I saw your coverage. An important case of corruption and attempted intimidation.

[@metalrager66]

As a former resident of Monroe County, Penfield being my home town, I can say the city of Rochester and surrounding suburbs have turned into an absolute toilet! Crime is rampant and corruption from the top down is common. Sandra should resign but she'll probably go kicking and screaming, best of luck to you Rochester....

[@meumnomen]

Hahaha no that's definitely not true.

[@will7its]

@@meumnomen No, its even worse than that.....

[@peterkilbridge6523]

​@@meumnomen"... definitely not true."? Ever hear of Mayor Ugly Warren? 🙂

[@Thurmanatr16]

No lies detected, it’s a dump.

[@user-ce1ol8bj7o]

is she involved in organised crime?

[@TayschrennSedai]

"THE" DA. I noted too on both released body cameras how the conversations with her were more guarded, and notably that the Lieutenant had an off camera long conversation with her. It's telling how little she respected the Officer. I also found it questionable why she pulled into the garage and went into her home, while telling the officer to get out. I've seen some question whether she was DWI and stashed whatever she had in the garage or home.

[@user-el2lv2vb6i]

Very enlightening. I’m 60 and this description fits every DA, police department and other criminal justice agencies I’ve ever seen. Perfect.

[@tinderbox218]

1. She didn't see him. 2. She saw him but thought it was for one of the other cars on the road. 3. She knew it was for her but wasn't willing to stop on the busy road. Which is it, lady?

[@darlenemarcucci-miller2284]

She actually admitted that her initial call to his boss was to tell him to back off.

[@twwtb]

If an ordinary citizen behaves that way, we risk injury, possible death and certainly a charge for obstruction and resisting.

[@NoNonsense316]

You forgot "unlawful fleeing" (most other places call it "felony eluding"). In New York, it is a felony - that's up to 7 years in prison, up to 5 years of probation, a fine up to $5,000, or any combination of those penalties. She needs to prosecute herself to the fullest extent of the law for her felony offense. I didn't bother with the lesser charge of reckless driving. Although it, too, results in a criminal record, it is a slap on the wrist compared to fleeing/eluding.

[@gotham61]

If it was a regular citizen, they would have pitted the vehicle long before reaching the house.

[@mcampbell4914]

@@NoNonsense316 "She needs to prosecute herself to the fullest extent of the law for her felony offense." Good one!

[@darlenemarcucci-miller2284]

The don't pit during rush hour...dangerous.

[@kurtwetzel154]

Any regular person would be arrested. Charged with fleeing, speeding, and any other charges that would fit. Not following the cops orders and going into the house force used for compliance.

[@bobbritches846]

"Do you think I care if I was going 20mph over the speed limit?".

[@user-bm4ic4kx2w]

Typical Trump supporters no surprise here

[@Griftospherequalitycontrol]

She was a democrat first than decided to be a controlled opposition republican.

[@kenw2225]

Not a big deal. Cops drive like this everywhere. I'm a better driver than them, and many other are too. Driving a bit fast isn't a big deal. It's dangerous to pull over.

[@romktch17]

​@@kenw2225You're a terrible driver if you believe that.

[@jamessampson964]

KZbin screw off. You show a comment as posted but you deleted it as quick as it is posted if it doesn't agree with your communist leftist garbage Buddies

[@crinklecut3790]

If you or I tried to go in our house during a traffic stop, we might be tased or shot.

[@jaytee2642]

Wow, isn't she a special kind of special? Great analysis. Thank you. I sure hope she loses her job. She should be embarrassed to show her face in public.

[@bobdadruma]

Sandra is so full off herself that she didn't even realize that she could have been apologetic and nice to the officer and most likely been issued a simple warning.

[@SuperFilicia]

She was going in and out of that car and nothing happened while i saw videos where people couldnt even get their id out of there pockets only to be pointed by weapons from officers while screaming on them! . What in the priviledgement is going on here!!

[@markstone1619]

Retired now, but still remember in my first rookie year as a LEO pulling over a top level state administrator for ample signs of DUI. He also pulled the 'power act' considering himself above any laws. My ethics were, and still are, steadfast without any 'give'. He was genuinely shocked and in disbelief when I arrested him, and in seeing his intimidation efforts went nowhere on me. It was hard to see this 'officer' be so intimidated and to 'cave' to this wench, when he should have gone hands-on, cuffing her, and arresting her the moment she first refused to obey his lawful commands. His Sgt & Lt also 'lack a pair' and allow themselves to be led by the nose by those with 'political pressure'. Disgusting.

[@jaredmello]

The entitlement of people like her is off the charts. Imagine if any of us acted as she did. What she say herself if someone acted the way she did? The double standard is outrageous.

[@LoveBandit1000]

How on EARTH can she ever prosecute a "Fleeing a Traffic Stop" charge in court again?? Get your résumé ready, lady!

[@yusefendure]

LOL!!

[@tanikokishimoto1604]

Yes, she should be applying for a job at a fast food place.

[@naturistfred]

Exactly! Her reputation is done. She's all over social media now, you can't run or hide.

[@Bostongirl4eva]

💯! I hope she’s fired! Horrible entitlement.

[@wayneschenk5512]

That would be so funny to see argued.

[@robertclark9]

I gotta get one of them “black SUV’s”. Sounds like a get outta jail free card. 😂😂😂

[@S.H.A.D.O.999]

IKR ... I thought that was an odd thing to say.

[@comalab2387]

the corruption is infuriating.

[@teri3965]

The officer was very professional. I wish he would have requested a sobriety field test but his superiors were less than supportive. The officers need addressing as well in supporting fellow officers.

[@emt5330]

Perhaps Ms. Doorley should reacquaint herself with section 1102 of the state vehicle and traffic code : No person shall fail or refuse to comply with any lawful order or direction of any police officer or flagperson or other person duly empowered to regulate traffic. Or perhaps article 270.25 of the state penal code A person is guilty of unlawful fleeing a police officer in a motor vehicle in the third degree when, knowing that he or she has been directed to stop his or her motor vehicle by a uniformed police officer or a marked police vehicle by the activation of either the lights or the lights and siren of such vehicle, he or she thereafter attempts to flee such officer or such vehicle by driving at speeds which equal or exceed twenty-five miles per hour above the speed limit or engaging in reckless driving as defined by section twelve hundred twelve of the vehicle and traffic law. Unlawful fleeing a police officer in a motor vehicle in the third degree is a class A misdemeanor

[@meloniedropik3539]

She called the police chief to intimidate the officer, and it worked. A lieutenant came to the scene, but he was reluctant to provide the unequivocal support an inferior officer would need in order to place the DA under arrest, so the officer decided to "use his discretion" and issue only the speeding ticket.

[@craigbenz4835]

I can't believe the officer accepted the phone from her. He was never going to retain control of the situation after that. This doesn't happen to people stopped for driving while black.

[@kenmore01]

​@@craigbenz4835 But...the call was for him.

[@bosombo5479]

the police chief has no business to speak to his subordinate via a private third party phone, and what is he going to say - put in a good word for her?! it is neither his case nor his business, in fact the police chief should have flatly refused to speak to the cop through a private third party line and put down the phone, it looks like the police chief is as corrupt as the DA

[@kenw2225]

Lol sure.

[@kenw2225]

Theres a reason people want the da job. Thats one of the reason

[@EyesonEnforcement911]

Love listening to this guy before bed!

[@NotDeadYETTTT]

Excellent broadcast. Thanks for posting!

[@showxating9885]

A seriously connected individual will accept a citation with grace, and it'll simply disappear. Everyone else is deluded.

[@g.i.520]

That’s the issue, she didn’t even do that!

[@elainecampbell4277]

Thank you! You nailed it so well!

[@walterriley3153]

A BRILLIANT analysis. You covered points I never thought to consider.

[@klardfarkus3891]

How many times has she gotten away with this? She had an expectation

[@klardfarkus3891]

She thought the,police chief would get her,off? What is her relationship,with the chief?

[@bosombo5479]

in fact the policeman should not have got on the phone with the police chief, it is not his duty to get on the private phone calls with whoever is on the other side of the line, if the police chief wants to speak with his subordinate there are lines of communication through police channels designed for that purpose by law enforcement policies. in fact the moment "the DA" called the police chief to get her off she committed another criminal offense - the bribery

[@crazyredheadbeyotch8125]

Easy. 1.) “back-scratching”/favors 2.) $$$$$$$