Rochester City Council calls for investigation into Monroe County DA Sandra Doorley's defiant behavior during a traffic stop caught on camera.
In a dramatic turn of events, Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley found herself at the center of controversy after defying police orders during a traffic stop. The incident, captured on body camera footage shared by the Webster Police Department, raised concerns leading to the Rochester City Council calling for a state inquiry into Doorley's conduct. The City Council questioned Doorley's fitness for office, prompting a letter to New York State Attorney General Letitia James requesting an investigation.
As the scrutiny intensified, Doorley's actions were further highlighted when she called the Webster police chief and drove home instead of pulling over for speeding. The video from April 22 depicted Doorley in a combative interaction with the officer attempting to stop her, adding fuel to the debate surrounding her ability to continue serving as the District Attorney. The Rochester City Council's unanimous call for an investigation has put Doorley's future in office in jeopardy.
The public outcry was not limited to local authorities, as Upstate NY politicians joined the chorus demanding accountability. The incident involving Doorley's refusal to comply with speeding regulations has sparked a statewide conversation on the responsibilities and behavior expected from elected officials. In a rare display of unity, various political figures have voiced their concerns, signaling the gravity of the situation.
In a final twist, the Rochester City Council's direct appeal to the NY State Attorney General underscores the seriousness of the allegations against Doorley. The unfolding saga involving the Monroe County DA showcases the power of public scrutiny and the impact of accountability measures on elected officials.
In a story published Friday morning in the Democrat and Chronicle, Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley acknowledged to D&C reporter Gary Craig ...
"Recent body camera footage, shared by the Webster Police Department, has raised significant concerns regarding Ms. Doorley's behavior during a traffic stop ...
Members of Rochester City Council have issued a letter to New York State Attorney General Letitia James calling for an investigation into the conduct of ...
Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley called the Webster police chief and drove home when officers tried to pull her over for speeding Monday.
Whether District Attorney Sandra Doorley can remain in office is being questioned in the wake of a video showing her rebuffing a police officer who stopped her ...
In video from April 22, Sandra Doorley appears combative toward the officer who had tried to pull her over for speeding.
Rochester, N.Y. โ All nine members of the Rochester City Council today signed a letter to NY State Attorney General Letitia James calling for an ...
Rochester City Council wants a state inquiry into Monroe County DA Sandra Doorley's conduct after she was caught on bodycam refusing to stop for speeding ...
Residents and officials are reacting to the policy body-worn camera footage showing the Monroe County district attorney's interaction with a police officer.
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) โ Multiple New York State Assemblymembers and Senator Samra Brouk released a joint statement calling for an investigation of Monroe ...
Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley has been lambasted since police bodycam footage nabbed her throwing her privilege around and ignoring a ...
The Webster Police Department released footage from responding officer Cameron Crisafulli's body camera, the outlet said.
Under state law, the governor has the unique authority to remove certain officials from office, including district attorneys. Doorley was caught speeding in ...