Speakers question police department's handling of District Attorney Sandra Doorley's traffic stop 

the fact she hasn't resigned herself tells us she is really much more horrible than the video shows.

I also think the police chief will face consequences for his inactions that day. Failing to arrest her.

Charge her with fleeing and eluding and other charges that would stick. Minus that she needs to leave.

It's not just her, though. As the story indicates. The officers would likely have arrested the average citizen. We need a grand inquisition, and then radical reforms, not just in that county, but across the nation.

Preach No resign, no peace!!

Good luck 😂

I agree, refer the case to a Grand Jury and indict her for felony evading, just like she would have done to any of us!

@@exploreraa983 ooo I like this.

No need to investigate her. Locked her up

It is as if what we watched never happened. But we watched it happen.

If anybody gets fired, it's 100% going to be the officer who pulled over and humiliated her on body cam. His career is done.

I thought it was a law they cannot prosecute their own tickets, offenses, charges??? That would NEVER FLY where I live. They wouldn’t last long after this!!

@@ostlandrshe was drunk, speeding and didn’t stop for law enforcement. She should be in jail

@@maryjane4432 You know that. I know that. The police know that. The Town Board knows that. The Governor knows that. Everybody on the Internet knows that. Does that matter? No, because she's in the top tier of the US's two-tiered justice system.

I don't think that's true but if another appointed just for her case it would have been maybe outsider

Where was she coming from. Could she have been drinking. If cop smelled her I think he would have gone outside or car and called his sarge or lt back

They are dragging it out , hoping it will go away. Sure hope the towns people hold her accountable along with her BUD the chief.

DA & Police Chief: "Lol. You peasants don't need to worry about all this. Just continue sending all that tax dollars this way and we're all good."

But now shows that higher up that ladder, there is corruption.

I found that statement remarkable too. He's tacitly admitting that justice isn't blind by even SAYING it was "a difficult situation." Most "difficult situations" end up with the driver tasting cement and some voltage running through their bodies. And sometimes with an extra assault charge for daring to react to said voltage. Disgusting.

And now she needs to be fired.

@@bastardferret869exactly, you and me cuffed and stuffed

If she doesn't have to respect the law, then why does anyone else?

She is wyte dealing with wyte cops. What did you all expect?? Accountability 😂😂wyte privilege is real

Me too and i am Australian. How dare she?!

Exactly!

@@georgeappleton9469 You are so right.

And that alone should get her fired from her position. She was using her authority against the cop.

@@AAWBS1234 I hear ya, she had no problem using her power to call chief of police to reprimand the officer. If it weren’t for the video, she would have continued to make calls behind closed doors to have that officer fired. You best believe that.

@@nitro_1986 And they wander why people get mad and RIOT, Well look, your lettingnthis woman get by with what we would be thrown to the grown and arreste and then the slap in the face comes when this DA is the one sending nyou to jail. WOW> Its boards like the one over this woman that causes alot of problems. I am not for rioting, But protesting YES, and this needs to be protested to the xtreme until she is held accountable, and disbarred and step down

Good point.

Wow i didnt notice that. idiocracy

So true

Yeah, she put that police department on centerstage for all the wrong reasons.

There is no avenue forward from this where the police chief and the sorry a$$ DA keep their jobs without further proving they have a two-tiered system.

What a ??? 😂

@@Fat12219 not sure I follow. ???

Exactly my thought. It should have been as simple as "you broke the law, you face the consequences." But that "difficult situation" tells you that there are tiers in the justice system.

Yet another republican who shouts law and order EXCEPT when it comes to herself!

It's (D)ifferent.

100% correct.

@@andrewczski1969 The D.A. is a Republican being defended by the Monroe County GOP, but nice try.

If she was black, she was just cry racism

Not really criminal

@@user-ni1ed6jm2kIf you watch other body cam videos in similar situations, you will see that actions EXACTLY LIKE DOORLEY’S are considered criminal and arrestable offenses.

@@user-ni1ed6jm2k What’s “criminal” is the top DA exhibiting a blatant denial of culpability and that she considers herself to be above the law. She repeatedly disrespected the police officer being paid to enforce the law. Speed kills, and that was the reason she was being pulled over in the first place.

Fired from Her position. Prosecuted and jailed! That would be the way forward!

And a felony for fleeing police.

It was obvious the officer would have arrested her if the chief didn’t command him to call the supervisor on duty. Coward chief. He should have told him to arrest her, my husband is an officer and you have to follow the chain of command. His superiors fucked up.

At least a breathalizer

@@HanginInSF unfortunately cops can’t just go straight to will you take a breathalyzer? You have to put them through the field tests to establish probable cause. It’s dumb.

They ask to do that for each other!! Cops do it for other Cops all the time.

Exactly. Probably after being tasered first.

Or no body cam footage.

She’s a narcissist..

Corrupt and criminal DA's like Doorley don't resign. They don't give a damn about doing the right thing. Or care about their community....they ONLY care about themselves. Governor Hochul should fire her...but Hochul is even more criminal than Doorley is.

What happens on youtube stays on youtube.

Do you think she should be disbarred?

I worked in law enforcement and was married to a police officer for over 25 years. There’s a long tradition of inter-agency “courtesy” shown to fellow law enforcement officers within the USA to not apply the law to each other in the same way they do to other people.

Nothing will happen to her. She’ll get away with it and keep her job. This is America now days no crime matters. No justice.

@@LuMarPhotoif that’s true then why is the FBI investigating tiffany henyard? Soon she’s going to be sent to federal prison

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the chief took 10 days to respond and he was wrong from the start by entertaining the DA's phone call during a traffic stop. It looked like he was on her side from the start and only switched once he realized how strong public opinion became.

That IS the only possibility where the community can go forward without turmoil. I believe she knows that and that was her reason for the crappy "I'm sorry" video.

Let me speak for the DA and Chef...."she said she was sorry"

@@DKK I totally agree with you. Read my comment that I posted today, Friday May 3rd. She needs to be charged, terminated and spend time in jail and not be given any special treatment by the courts as she failed on all accounts on this matter. Doorley needs to spend at minimum 5-8 years in jail just for this incident and be charged with every single violation that she committed. I’m counting around 14-18 violations of the laws that she needs to be charged with and be found guilty on all of them just by her actions and her words that she used. I feel sorry for the judge who gets this case. As that judge has to find her guilty on everyone of them just for what and how she did when she finally stopped for the cop after she pulled into her garage at home. I can’t believe the chief or the mayor haven’t demanded her termination and arrest as of today. That just shows the double standards and special treatment the cops and the judicial system is giving this CORRUPT, INCOMPETENT, DISGRACEFUL, IGNORANT DA , SANDRA DOORLEY and every citizen in that city must demand to the Mayor and Chief of Police that Sandra Doorley be arrested and charged with every violation and infraction that she violated and broke. And if they don’t then I’d be suggesting to every citizen to put up signs on their front lawns demanding the cops ARREST AND CHARGE SANDRA DOORLEY FOR EVERY LAW SHE BROKE AND VIOLATED THAT DAY

A Lieutenant took over the scene, told patrol officer to write up a speeding ticket.

I feel bad for the cop. Because i am sure no matter what procedure he followed he knew the higher ups would have told him to turn the other way

She does think she is above the law, her law, the officer was polite, and following the law, she needs to zip it and go away.

The cop did his job his lieutenant took over and he’s the one that dismissed her. There is a tier of power and if you think that officer has more power than the district attorney, your mistaken she does.

That officer would be nuts to put his career on the line in a situation like this. That would have been career suicide.

The police officer should also be let go for not applying laws evenly. He is trash.

Her dog was on her property. There are not national leash laws. Each state, each county, each city has their own leash laws. Her dog was fine. Arrogance and berating a policeman are not against the law, either, nor should they be. 🙄

@@rendafranker7088 But not obeying a lawful order is!! Police chief needs to resign because he aided and abetted in this situation

@@bunjijumper5345 The police chief should be, not the officer. The officer acted within policy by contacting his supervisor and letting the department heads determine if there was enough evidence to arrest her.

@@bunjijumper5345 has the ability to use discretion on the minor charges, but evading is a felony. he had a DUTY to arrest her, ad failed. Hopefully they wlll send this to a grand jury and get an indictment against her.

I mean he did that after his chief instructed him to do so. He was put in a very difficult situation. His chief should be investigated along with the DA

@@pyarepiyush He swore an oath to uphold the law. He witnessed felony eluding and had a duty to act upon it. Officers do not get discretion over felonies. He failed his duty to the people of his town.

I get what you are saying, but you're not going to sit typing on your phone saying in his shoes you would have locked up the DA and jeopardized your job, your career, your status in the community and amongst law enforcement. You think its easy, but its not. So, yes they took an oath but there is no incentive to arrest someone on a petty crime who is part of the same municipal government you are in that ranks higher than you. If you come back and say that you would have done it I call BS!

@@pyarepiyush exactly

@@stldweller I would've. I may have lost my job initially, but I would've had my honor intact and I would've gotten a huge payday once I sued the city.

Yeah like Fanny Willis was arrested for lying under oath?

Easy for you to say. I bet you would have done less in that situation if you were there.

You people are funny. In the Bronx and Washington Heights over a 20+year career I can’t even estimate how many cars I’ve stopped. So she showed disrespect and drove on a block before stopping. IS THIS SOMETHING NEW???? Very seldom in fact do people comply and never are people polite and respectful. So this is different? And why? This silly incident has been blown up far past where it should be. Profanity laced tirades and threats are the complete norm in today’s world. And there’s a double standard? Congratulations on waking up finally. As I said for a fact, Fanny Willis committed the worst case of felony perjury I’ve ever seen and nothing has happened to her and nothing will. This DA exercised bad judgment, that’s it. Stop trying to pretend all you left wing snowflakes support the police and how this is about helping the police. Those FIVE people at that MASSIVE protest have never shown support for the police so stop pretending you are now.

The officer never indicated he smelled the odor of an alcoholic beverage on her breath.

She was def drunk hence panic ringing all the cops bosses to tell him to leave this go

@@Dan-mm1yl Where was there evidence that she was drunk?

Exactly! That bag she was So Determined to get into her house before it was searched most likely had an open bottle of alcohol!…The officer asked her what’s in it(she said her lunch)but where she disobeyed his orders SO Many Times to get it desperately into the house n away from them, the officer should have insisted on searching it! He then would have gotten close enough to smell her breath also bc she kept her distance from them for that reason.

There was ni evidence of alcohol. This comment is projection, wow!

Yes, exactly!

well said! she was probably hiding something, couldn’t get that lunch bag in the house fast enough. she knows the law, they couldn’t search her house, but might have the right to search the vehicle. she’s a lier, she probably makes up lies all day, everyday to get her way.

She seems drunk! I’ve watched that video a dozen times and I can’t get over how inebriated she seems

The problem is only governor Hochul can fire her. And Hochul is even more corrupt and criminal than Doorley. New York is ran by nothing but crooks. This country is screwed....we MUST get these criminals out of office.

@@karolynknight931 Exactly! She was So Determined to get that bag in the house that even the officer noticed n asked her what’s in it n she claimed just her lunch…But out of her Desperation of her needing to get rid of it, she broke the law again by disobeying the officer’s commands when he ordered her several times To NoT Go In The House! She was praying she would get away with all of it, which she did. The officer should have insisted on searching her bag at that point! She also kept her distance from the officers…I think they were on to her but didn’t want to loose their jobs by arresting the District Attorney!

Lose not loose!)

Man, now that would have been something.

That’s her buddy; she called him for help

She is not brown or black 🤷🏻‍♂️

She's probably got him involved in her dirty deeds that are most likely to be revealed now .. scared people talk to save themselves .

​@@CristianGuzman-lc2fhYou must not watch any police videos. No one is treated differently.

Chief told patrol officer to get a sergeant to handle the situation. A Lieutenant showed up and took over, instructing the patrol officer to write the ticket.

@@nomenclature9373 as I recall, the lieutenant did not instruct the patrol officer to write the ticket, the lieutenant said “it’s your traffic stop I can’t tell you what to do” - which implies “I wouldn’t write the ticket but I’m not about to say that”. But I have might have missed the part where he told the officer to write the ticket.

​@@valerierodgerit happened just like you said. He never told him to write a ticket. She thought she was so entitled that the video would never be seen. So she had no choice but to apologize. So this dude don't need to be praising her for it. She needs to go and the Chief needs looked at as well as this dude.

@@valerierodgerlieutenant should have arrested her. It is that simple.

She should have been arrested charged and prosecuted for speeding wreckless driving and failure to stop. That's what any other citizens would have been charged with. I bet she's a crooked leftwing liberal democrat terrorists organizations members who all thinks they're above the laws.

Exactly. They literally showed on camera how corrupt they are as well and people are saying they did a good job smh.

No one should be shot in the back or tased for running in their house.

​@@rendafranker7088Fleeing felon!

I actually think the state will charge her after their investigation. They have either 30 or 60 days.

And the police would be right to tase you-you might be going for your gun, and a traffic cop has the right to go home at night, too. Where the police were wrong was not tasering this arrogant, entitled witch who thinks laws don’t apply to her.

but she called the officer's boss and TOLD them she wasnt a threat..... thats why! LOL the whole thing is absurd and they should all be canned for different reasons!

Amen!

Yes he does

She needs TO BE fired now!!!! The Chief needs TO BE fired now!!!! There fixed it for you.

Nothing will happen to her. She’ll get away with it and keep her job. This is America now days no crime matters. No justice.

We ALL know exactly what she meant when she said that! She will simply refuse to prosecute herself!

the cops superiors never backed him, "I will not tell how to deal with the stop". the superior officer washed his hands, he should have encouraged the officer to follow standing orders and complete the stop as if she was just another citizen she was nothing special, cuff and arrest her for hindering a police investigation, wonder how many of those she prosecuted in her official capacity.

Buddies? You mean masters. The police officers are the thugs that protect the system. Notice how much of a pacifist that cop became when he realized she was a da?

Aww. Someone is upset about a system you help to uphold every day. 🤣🤣🤣

@@tomjohnson3610 hi. I'm still trying to find someone that tells me what the boot actually tastes like. Would you?

So true. The cops cower before these local officials who have grand ideas about their own power. Yet another police failure!

The whole county is full of corruption top to bottom, this is just the tip of the iceberg. She said the quiet part out loud......

So true!

Bingo.

Agree, her behavior was alarming! She should have been cuffed immediately, for the safety of the officer.

You bring up a very valid point. No LEO would tolerate that at a traffic stop. If she had been a man rummaging around like that after being told, she would have had a weapon drawn on her...

Right ! !

Prosecutorial discretion MUST be removed for felony charges , and discretion for misdemeanor charges must be evaluated by a third party to see if any biases are involved. DA must face losing their law license for this type of behavior. Our justice system has become a joke.

still can be charged with felony eluding for up to 3 years.

1:45 "I'm the one who prosecute it" She is a "god" by definition She has the power of life in her hands

​@@exploreraa983you have to prove eluding...she was "going home" regardless of who was behind her....Obstruction isnthe charge on top of speeding

​@@myaccount3402 every crime must be proven in court. she stated she saw the lights, she stated she called the chief to tell them she's no threat in lieu of stopping. ... there's enough there to get a grand jury indictment.

She will be. But by the state.

It will take some time, but I bet we will see the state present this to a Grand Jury in the near future.

Pennywises.

The state is now investigating, hopefully they will do the right thing. But it's NY, they are known for being easy on criminals.

Esp the chief who brags about being proud of the way it was handled.

@@clairetomkyns175 100%!

@@clairetomkyns175 word! These people are so out of touch it’s obscene.

At least tased. lol.

Nah. She needs removed by felony evasion charges and disbarred because letting her off with a demand for resignation means she'll go abuse small town or smaller city cops for the next decade. She needs to be on jail for the felony evasion, lose her law license permanently & driver's license for a few years and suffer the consequences of behaving like a rich toddler.

@@ExcrementalDisplay 100%

@@ExcrementalDisplay Where do you see felony evasion?

She was not eluding. People can choose a safe spot to stop.

Very good question.

​@@IkarusKommtAre you really this dumb??????? SMMFH

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Now that the state is involved we could see a special prosecutor and grand jury.

@@exploreraa983 one can only hope. Only if the community keeps up the pressure. Sounded like the mayor was more than happy to sht can the whole incident. Without dead body camera that cop would’ve been jammed up with BS allegations

​@@buildamillionbridges6153 i say then can the mayor next election, replace the whole town govt.

And tased

Tased and or pepper sprayed

Exactly! How many people did she put away because she had a bad day?

yep, by doing what he did, one could argue that it became a conspiracy to evade law enforcement. There was a duty to uphold the law that was breached many times by many people here. And her excuse is pretty lame, how would it play out if she were prosecuting one of us, and we said in court "we just had a bad day"

It wasn't reckless driving. In New York, you have to be going at least 25 MPH over the posted speed limit or driving recklessly while attempting to flee AND knew a cop was trying to pull you over, AND another person was killed as a result of your actions. That is 1st degree. But she also didn't violate 2nd or 3rd degree fleeing a police officer. It would be more like a misdemeanor charge of failing to stop or cooperate if NY has that type of law.

@@sackpac4902 Source: § 1212. Reckless driving. Reckless driving shall mean driving or using any motor vehicle, motorcycle or any other vehicle propelled by any power other than muscular power or any appliance or accessory thereof in a manner which unreasonably interferes with the free and proper use of the public highway, or unreasonably endangers users of the public highway. Reckless driving is prohibited. Every person violating this provision shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.

Touche’

@@silentvoiceinthedark5665 Sorry, 20 over does not constitute reckless driving. Unless she was weaving in and out of traffic, almost causing collisions. If she had been running stop signs and lights, driving through lawns and up on sidewalks, or crossing the center line and nearly hitting opposing vehicles head-on, then yeah, but she wasn’t. Negligent? Maybe, but that’s pushing it. Speeding alone does not prove reckless driving without more facts and evidence as to intent. It must amount to more than proof of just a mistake in judgment or inattention. Evidence must show her failure to behave in the same manner as a reasonably prudent person. It must constitute culpable or gross negligence. Is it somewhat common for people to drive 20 over? Yes, all over the country. Is it common to see someone 30+ over the speed limit while cutting in and out of traffic, crossing the center line, and almost colliding with other vehicles? No. While some states establish a fixed speed-over-the-limit that is reckless driving, New York does not. However, a police officer has the discretion to charge a driver with reckless driving if excessive speed is COMBINED with one or more factors that make the driver a danger to others. Such factors might include disregarding pedestrians, driving on the wrong side of the road, driving through a police barricade, or DUI. She was speeding. Period. That’s all she can be charged for regarding her driving.🤷‍♀

@@georgeappleton9469 Nothing dispels bovine scat like cold hard facts

The chief and the lieutenant did what they could to protect their ability to enforce the law going forward. And they hung the patrol officer out to dry, so that if she did turned her rage on anybody, it would just come down on one officer. Because that’s the power of the DA. Cannot effectively enforce the law without the cooperation of the DA. Piss off the DA, and if your DA is as willing to abuse, their power, as she is clearly willing to do, you’re going to see an awful lot of your charges getting dropped when they hit her desk.

@@valerierodger Yeah, the police chief did not do a good job. He should have immediately involved another police department, and reported her attempted abuse of power.

Exactly! I would've been thrown to the ground and handcuffed, not allowing to bring stuff from the car into the house.

@@zxyatiywariii8 just her going into the house would be considered a dangerous move. She may have been going for a weapon. If it was anyone else they would have been tased and cuffed.

He was bullied. She made a phone call to someone to make him back down. The chief must answer for this.

He was outnumbered. He called his superior and the chief was already in on it.

@@clairetomkyns175 EXACTLY!!! I feel sorry for the cop. The chief set him up for failure 💯

If it were a whyte male doing that. All we would hear is race and gender

Have to say no matter how you squeeze this banna it all comes out mushy. Cop did not do his job.

Have to agree. Race doesnt matter in this situation, it's all about someone in a position of authority abusing that same authority. If anything they should be held to a higher standard because of their position.

Yes, I'm sure if the DA was a black man, the officer would have been fine with him not stopping, walking into his house, reaching into his car, etc... The police don't care about color or gender.

race does matter...because if she were a black DA she would have been handled differently

well, she did it because she had a bad day, and that makes it different! duh

She's shameless!

It wasn't eluding

@@sackpac4902 NY Penal Law § 270.35