Haul Alvin Bragg in for causing more harm than Monroe County DA and governor
Local upstate officials and even Gov. Hochul are calling for accountability from Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley — caught on police bodycam video scoffing at cops over a speeding ticket, saying she doesn’t care about breaking the law, trying to intimidate them with her position, and calling one an “a—hole.”
Hochul has referred the matter to the Commission for Prosecutorial Conduct, while Rochester City Council members want Attorney General Tish James to investigate.
Good. But why stop with Doorley? We can think of another DA deserving scrutiny: Manhattan’s very own Alvin Bragg.

Let’s play the tape back on him.
- In what sure looks like a racially motivated pander to the BLM crowd, he’s prosecuting Daniel Penny for killing deranged vagrant Jordan Neely on a subway.
Of course, that last isn’t one that AG James could investigate Bragg for, since she did the same with her “civil fraud” suit against Trump over other victimless “wrongdoing.”
As for Hochul: Surely Bragg’s acts represent a worse dereliction of duty than what Doorley did, despicable though it be?
And Bragg brazenly announced his brutal and brainless agenda the moment he arrived in office, with a now-notorious (and partially disavowed) “Day 1” memo stating that crime would effectively be legal from then on.
Hold him accountable, gov!
Or better still, remove him.
Then maybe a little trust from voters that public servants are looking out for the public might be restored.