MD senator told police his driver parked SUV. Video shows otherwise.
Maryland Sen. C. Anthony Muse told Annapolis police that his driver had parked his Land Rover on a sidewalk and against a tree during last month’s special legislative session — an account contradicted by surveillance video showing Muse behind the wheel before he got out and walked away alone.
Newly obtained police body-camera footage and emergency dispatch recordings provide the most detailed account yet of the Aug. 3 incident and how authorities handled it.
The new audio and video show parking enforcement took Muse’s keys after reporting that he had entered the SUV and questioning whether he should drive. Police initially prepared to tow the vehicle but ultimately allowed another driver to remove it. Muse also referenced state leadership as officers worked to resolve the situation, claiming the governor or government would “take care of it.”
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AI GeneratedMaryland State Senator C. Anthony Buse was involved in a viral incident where his car was parked on a curb after hitting another vehicle's mirror. Despite initial claims that a driver was responsible, surveillance footage and police records reveal Buse was driving alone and may have been intoxicated, leading to a confrontation with Annapolis police.