Rochester, N.Y. — The Monroe County Office of Public Integrity released the findings Monday from its investigation into an ethics complaint against District Att
Wyoming and Genesee Counties until 8:15pm. Localized rain amounts in excess of 2" have created poor drainage and flash flooding.Body camera video from the Webster Police Department shows an interaction between Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley and a Webster police officer after the officer tried to stop Doorley for speeding Monday, April 22, 2024. Rochester, N.Y.
The incident prompted outrage from the community, but Doorley refused to resign and has declined requests from 13WHAM to discuss the incident on camera.
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