Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) referred Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley to the New York State Commission on Prosecutorial Conduct after her controversial statements and actions during a traffic stop last week in Webster, New York, according to various reports.
According to reports, Doorley allegedly refused to pull over to police after being caught speeding by local law enforcement officials. She continued to drive on the road for another mile until reaching her residence, while a police car remained in pursuit with flashing lights and sirens. Doorley then berated a police officer for pulling her over and not knowing she was the district attorney.
She also reportedly asked the local police chief to intervene during the exchange. Despite this outburst, Doorley was only given a ticket for speeding.
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