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 on the end of the NYPD.

You know, when I saw this story, I just couldn't help myself, and I had to sort of jump on it.

And what it is, it's sort of, I'm sort of conflicted about this in one way and another.

I'll explain it.

It's about a district attorney, New York State District Attorney from Monroe County,

which is in western New York,

who gets pulled over for speeding by an officer and refuses to stop.

And she basically uses her position to sort of belittle the officer, refuse to comply, pulls her car into her garage.

The officer is asking her to walk out of her garage.

She refuses.

She calls his boss, the chief, who she calls by his first name, Dennis.

It's sort of embarrassing when you watch it, but in the same vein, you know, let's not

pretend that people in powerful positions, people that have powerful jobs, and people that are connected,

don't get special favors done for the moment. That's totally true. These are some of the

embarrassing photos taken, and you would think the district attorney would know that an officer

in a traffic stop, he has body one video.

So everything is being recorded.

So she has some, well, this is her apology photo from today.

But there's some really sort of embarrassing photos here.

And when you accompany these photos with the entitlement of the

language she used and how she cursed out the officer, you know, the truth, Bill, folks

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