Peter Sanders, a civilian employee and chief spokesman for the LAFD, is accused of using a city vehicle to stop and threaten an Uber driver who got into a shouting match with Sanders’ wife in a parking lot, according to a police report The Times obtained.
LAFD spokesman Peter Sanders is accused of using his city car to stop and threaten an Uber driver who argued with his wife over a parking spot.
The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating the incident. Sanders has not been arrested or charged with a crime. He declined to comment to The Times. “You don’t talk to my wife that way,” Michaels said Sanders told him, according to the report. “I’m going to [expletive] you up. Do you know who I am? I’m the Fire Department and I can have you arrested right now.”Michaels claims that after he got back in his car, Sanders smashed his hand in the door, the report said. Michaels drove away but said Sanders pulled behind him again with the lights and sirens on. Michaels said he told Sanders he called police. Sanders drove away.
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