Top behavior and body language analysts react to District Attorney Sandra Doorley's admission of being a 'jerk', examining her sincerity and true perspective.
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A district attorney from upstate New York said she would not resign after police bodycam footage caught her berating an officer who’d tried to pull her over for speeding in her hometown. Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley has been under fire since police footage released last week showed the top county prosecutor tearing into a Webster police officer in her driveway after she refused to stop after going 55 mph in a 35 mph zone, even calling him a “f–king a–hole” at one point. She has since apologized for her behavior, claiming she was stressed from work, but has given no indication of stepping down, telling local outlet NBC 10 that she has never considered resigning since the now-viral incident. “I was elected to serve this community, and I will continue to serve this community,” she said. “I have no excuse for what I did, if I could go back I would do it totally different,” she said.
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