
Irondequoit, NY Police Chief Scott Peters
By Davy V.
The Irondequoit, New York Police Department's account of a crash that killed a 29-year old motorcyclist doesn't make sense.
According to Irondequoit, New York Police Chief Scott Peters, on Tuesday night, a 74-year old Irondequoit, New York woman was driving her SUV and turning right from Baker Street onto North Goodman Street when she was struck from behind by the motorcyclist.
However, a photo from the scene which shows the woman's SUV, does not appear to show any damage to the SUV's rear end.
What the photo, which was posted on Facebook by Rochester, New York NEWS 10NBC's Nikki Rudd does shows is extensive damage to the SUV's left front quarter panel and driver's door.
Damage not only consistent with, but often associated with a motorcyclist's worst nightmare:
A vehicle pulling out in front of them.
The Irondequoit, New York Police Department said that alcohol was not a factor and that no charges will be filed against the 74-year old Irondequoit, New York resident.






Look, let me just say it.
SOME POLICE DEPARTMENTS CAN'T BE TRUSTED.
The Irondequoit, New York Police Department is a prime example.
And Rochester, New York mainstream news media can't be trusted either.
They just accept whatever the cops say.
Something just doesn't add up with this story.
At least not with the version that the Irondequoit, New York Police Department, a police department with a long history of misconduct and corruption.
Trust me.
I know.
Over the years I have exposed the Irondequoit, New York Police Department for various disturbing incidents including when The Davy V. Blog broke the story of a veteran Irondequoit, New York Police Detective who posted racist posts targeting President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama as well as Latinos.
The Davy V. Blog's story led to the racist and disgraced cop being forced to retire.



I will say it again.
THE IRONDEQUOIT, NEW YORK POLICE DEPARTMENT CANNOT BE TRUSTED.
Their long history of misconduct and corruption, including the conviction of an Irondequoit, New York Police Officer for cyberstalking, and most recently the conviction of former Irondequoit, New York Police Chief Alan Laird for Federal tax fraud, combined with department's lack of transparency is why they can't be trusted.
Something just doesn't sit right about this case.
And when I first read about it online, and saw the photo of that SUV, I got a bad vibe.
A "Move along, there's nothing to see here vibe."
And if I were the family of this young man, I would hire a private investigator and consult an attorney ASAP.

































