Rebecca Musarra was placed in handcuffs after not answering questions from N.J. state police. (NJ.com via youtube) She said that she was a lawyer and was not obliged to answer questions, according to NJ.com.
Costello told NBC10 police violated Musarra’s civil and federal rights. “They had every right to stop her and give her a speeding ticket if they wanted to,” he said. “But they did not have a right to arrest her simply for not answering questions.”.
Rebecca Musarra and her attorney Kevin Costello filed the federal civil rights lawsuit after the Oct. 16 stop on Route 519 near the border with Pennsylvania in Warren County. At least three troopers insisted after she was pulled over that refusing to answer questions was a criminal act, according to the lawsuit.
Trooper Matthew Stazzone had stopped Musarra for suspected speeding on Oct. 16 on Route 519 near the border with Pennsylvania in Warren County. The trooper requested her license, registration and insurance, and asked if she knew why she was being pulled over, according to dashcam footage obtained by NJ.com.
After she was placed in the police car, Musarra was read her Miranda rights, including "you have a right to remain silent," NJ.com reported. Musarra was taken to state police barracks in ...
Advertisement. Trooper Matthew Stazzone had stopped Musarra for suspected speeding on Oct. 16 on Route 519 near the border with Pennsylvania in Warren County.
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