The investigation determined that the incident occurred at approximaltey 8:15 p.m. on Thursday, May 25, 2017, after a female customer parked her vehicle adjacent to the Seasons Pizza Restaurant, located at 1460 Pulaski Highway. As the customer entered the restaurant, she was confronted by a male subject, later identified as Joseph P. Dooley, 30, of Bear. Dooley ordered the female customer to move her car and then proceeded to call her a racial slur. As the customer left the restaurant, she was followed by Dooley who then began to take a picture of her vehicle's registration. He then advised the victim that he was an officer with the New Castle County Police Department. The female customer then began recording Dooley and was able to obtain the registration number of his vehicle before he fled the parking lot. She then called 9-1-1.
Investigating troopers responded to Dooley's home and was able to take him into custody without incident. He was then transported to Troop 2 where he was charged with Criminal Impersoantion of a Police Officer and Terroristic Threatening. He was arraigned at JP Court 11 and committed to the Howard Young Correctional Institution in default of $3500.00 cash bail.
7 comments:
Officer Doofy? Howdy Dooley?
Someone actually thought this moron looked like a cop? Insane.
Hang down your head Joe Dooley.
Son, you have to take those medications for them to do any good for you.
My thoughts exactly. Police should have arrested the customer as well for gross stupidity if she believed this cabbage was a cop.
Those of us with neck beards are among the most troubled of people.
Come on, in his mind he's a "under the covers police officer".
Sad.
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