Busted: Lying NYC Lawyer Who Accused NJ State Trooper of Being Anti-Semitic to Avoid Speeding Ticket Has Been Exposed
Posted By Vicki McClure Davidson on February 5, 2012
A hate hoax by a Jewish New York lawyer to avoid a speeding ticket from 2007 has been exposed
A hideous hate hoax by a Jewish New York lawyer to avoid a speeding ticket from 2007 has been exposed… justice has prevailed.
The lying lawyer, Elliott Dear, who continued to smear and lie about a New Jersey state trooper calling him ethnic slurs despite learning that there was audio and video evidence exposing his fraud, later tried to wiggle out of this mess by citing family and psychiatric issues. His law license has been suspended for six months.
Just six months?
Reported by The Other McCain:
You might think that a lawyer would know better than to try something as stupid as this:
A Queens lawyer has been suspended for six months for falsely accusing a New Jersey state trooper of using anti-Semitic slurs against him, according to a ruling released yesterday.
Attorney Elliott Dear said he made up the outrageous allegations in hopes of getting out of a speeding ticket.Court papers say the unidentified trooper pulled over Dear, an orthodox Jew, for going 84 in a 55-mph zone while driving with his wife in 2007.
Six days after getting the ticket, Dear sent a letter to the traffic court saying, “This ticket shall be dismissed immediately” since he wasn’t speeding and “the officer called me a ‘Jew kike’ — and this prejudice obviously was the cause for the ticket,” the papers say.
The letter was forwarded to Internal Affairs, which contacted Dear, who repeated that he had been the victim of an ethnic slur.
Unfortunately for Dear — and luckily for the trooper — the traffic stop had been videotaped on the officer’s car camera, and the trooper was wearing a recording device.
Next time I get pulled over for speeding, I’ll accuse the cops of prejudice against NASCAR-Americans. High speed driving is a hereditary trait.
From The Greenwich Diva:
A New York City lawyer had his license suspended for six months for falsely accusing a New Jersey State Trooper of using anti-Semitic slurs against him.
The suspension is based on a 2007 incident where attorney Elliott Dear, who is an orthodox Jew, wrote a letter challenging a ticket he had received while driving in New Jersey.
The trooper had cited Dear for driving 84 in a 55mph zone. Rather than paying the ticket, Dear decided to fight it by writing a letter to the traffic court claiming that the ticket should be dismissed because he was not speeding and the officer called him a “Jew kike…and this prejudice obviously was the cause for the ticket.”
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Dear, who did not realized that the officer’s dashboard camera was running at the time of the incident and the officer was also wearing a recording device, was quickly busted when investigators looked at the video footage.
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