Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

Guys, if you haven't noticed or if you haven't been following social media,

I drove back from Florida leaving Friday morning at 10 to 8, 7.50 a.m.

And I stayed overnight in North Carolina, and then I get up early in the morning and I drove,

I made it in whatever, 21, 22 hours and I drove by myself.

Oh my God.

It's a rough, rough ride if you've ever driven that far by yourself and you, over-the-road truck

drivers, if there are any listening,

are probably laughing at me. I do that every day. Well, it's the normal layman driving by yourself, you get hypnotized by the road. What do they call that white line fever? I feel like

I have white line fever, and everything is, it'll take me about a week to recover. Anyway, enough about me.

This case about the Monroe County District Attorney, I'm going to show a little picture of

her up on the screen. It's become like a viral incident. Her name is Sandra Dorely.

And if you haven't heard or watched what she did, it is like the epitome of privilege

that a politician or public official would use their position to get out of a situation.

And this, in this instance, was a traffic stop by a police officer who to his credit did everything

correctly and you see the district attorney we'll play some of the video later but

not only was she disrespectful but she just sort of dismissed the officer and

his authority and somehow convinced him that she was a higher authority,

that he had no right or no regard to pull her over.

And she was making phone calls to his boss.

She showed her shield.

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