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1. DRIVER DETECTIVE REVIEW CNET DRIVERS
2. DRIVER DETECTIVE REVIEW CNET DRIVER
3. DRIVER DETECTIVE REVIEW CNET UPGRADE
4. DRIVER DETECTIVE REVIEW CNET SOFTWARE

DRIVER DETECTIVE REVIEW CNET DRIVER

Still, countering alleged discourtesy with ranting, questioning how long the Uber driver has been in the US, mocking his accent and slamming the driver's car door might not be the ideal police-manual etiquette. I felt his driving actions were discourteous and impolite and when he stopped he said, 'I'm not going to give you anything.'" He explained: "When I walked up, I was uptight. Some might think that to be an ordinary day on the streets of New York. What needed clarification? Cherry told NBC that there was mutual hand-waving between the two. Cherry did say: "I apologize, I sincerely apologize." He added, though, that his intention in stopping the Uber driver was to "clarify the situation."īut surely as far as the Uber driver was concerned, Cherry was an ordinary citizen. Which isn't perhaps the best way to present an apology. However, appearing on NBC New York, Cherry insisted that the driver had reacted angrily. The incident occurred after the Uber driver made what Seth called a mild gesture of frustration in reaction to Cherry allegedly parking in front of him without using his blinker. Because all good cops know that officer just made their jobs a little bit harder." Seth posted the video to YouTube, where more than 3 million people have enjoyed it.Ĭherry made racially tinged statements, angrily slammed the driver's door and behaved in such a nasty manner that New York Police Commissioner William Bratton took away his badge and gun and declared: "No good cop should watch that video without a wince. When you've already made a filmic appearance and earned the disdain of many, is it wise to appear on TV to try to sway opinion?įor Detective Patrick Cherry of the New York Police Department's Joint Terrorism Task Force the answer was "yes."Ĭherry is the detective caught in the act of berating an Uber driver by the driver's passenger, Sanjay Seth. NBC New York screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET

DRIVER DETECTIVE REVIEW CNET UPGRADE

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DRIVER DETECTIVE REVIEW CNET DRIVERS

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