thats weird, doesn't state law require employers to have a valid licence or state ID card photo copy on file? what's up with that? Eddie Perez breaking the law again??
Think the police would "talk to my boss" if I were in this situation and I insisted they do that???
HARTFORD — — Pedro Bermudez-Acevedo, a driver for Mayor Eddie A. Perez, became belligerent with police and told them to "talk to his boss" after officers informed him Wednesday that he had an invalid driver's license, according to a police report.
Bermudez-Acevedo, 52, faces a charge of driving with a suspended license. He was arrested Wednesday after he called police to report that another car hit his vehicle on Russ Street and drove off. Officers ran a check of his Connecticut driver's license and learned that it had been suspended in July 2002.
When police told Bermudez-Acevedo that the license had been suspended, "he became defensive immediately and insisted that he had a valid license," the report states.
"He continued to say we were wrong and had false information," Officer Jeffrey Valerie wrote in the report. "I informed Bermudez-Acevedo that I confirmed the information multiple times with dispatch, at which time he stated, 'well, it's your word against mine.'"
When police tried to issue him a summons on the criminal charge, Bermudez-Acevedo "became very upset and insisted … I talk to his boss," Valerie wrote.
Police then spoke with Perez's chief of staff, Susan McMullen, and issued the court summons. Bermudez-Acevedo signed the summons and told officers he understood the circumstances, the report states. He is due in Superior Court on Thursday.
Just another "good" Democrat!
ReplyDeletewhy would a democrat need a license, aren't they all above the law?
ReplyDeletethats weird, doesn't state law require employers to have a valid licence or state ID card photo copy on file? what's up with that? Eddie Perez breaking the law again??
ReplyDeleteThink the police would "talk to my boss" if I were in this situation and I insisted they do that???
ReplyDeleteHARTFORD — —
Pedro Bermudez-Acevedo, a driver for Mayor Eddie A. Perez, became belligerent with police and told them to "talk to his boss" after officers informed him Wednesday that he had an invalid driver's license, according to a police report.
Bermudez-Acevedo, 52, faces a charge of driving with a suspended license. He was arrested Wednesday after he called police to report that another car hit his vehicle on Russ Street and drove off. Officers ran a check of his Connecticut driver's license and learned that it had been suspended in July 2002.
When police told Bermudez-Acevedo that the license had been suspended, "he became defensive immediately and insisted that he had a valid license," the report states.
"He continued to say we were wrong and had false information," Officer Jeffrey Valerie wrote in the report. "I informed Bermudez-Acevedo that I confirmed the information multiple times with dispatch, at which time he stated, 'well, it's your word against mine.'"
When police tried to issue him a summons on the criminal charge, Bermudez-Acevedo "became very upset and insisted … I talk to his boss," Valerie wrote.
Police then spoke with Perez's chief of staff, Susan McMullen, and issued the court summons. Bermudez-Acevedo signed the summons and told officers he understood the circumstances, the report states. He is due in Superior Court on Thursday.