My question involves a traffic ticket from the state of: NY
Last month, I allegedly ran a red stop light. It was yellow. I tried stopping but did not have enough time to stop and ended up in the intersection because my brakes locked up and tires made noise. I kept going so I could get out of the intersection. There was an unmarked car at the intersection. The “acting chief” of a town here under investigation by State Police stopped me and said he was “cutting me a break” and giving me a hand written ticket for 1110a. I plead not guilty.
I requested and received the supporting deposition from the acting chief. There was another person in his car. I never received a supporting deposition from the second person within the 30 day time period in accordance with CPL 100.25 and 100.40. Can my ticket be dismissed as facially defective since the second officer didn’t send a supporting deposition at all? There is no mention of the second officer on the ticket or the acting chief’s supporting deposition. If there is a trial, does the second guy have to show too, even though he probably hasn't/won't be subpoenaed?
I hit the law books and it also seems there is case law in regards to a supporting deposition needing more information than what is on the traffic ticket. Ideas on that one?
Getting back to the investigation by state police. Five or six officers, including the former chief, deputy chief, and a few sergeants were either arrested or fired. This “acting chief” was a Lieutenant at the time. Will a prosecutor’s objection be sustained if I try and bring any of that up to discredit the acting chief if it goes to trial? If no, what should I bring up? I will ask him if his agency is under investigation by state police and he will answer yes. How do I imply if his agency he is in charge of is still under investigation, then doesn’t that mean he is under investigation too? Or will that be met with an objection?
I watched the light since the incident and sometimes it will be red, then turn green for two seconds, then yellow for a second, then red. How can I bring up that the light’s timing isn’t “normal”?
Any other ideas on how to get out of it or discredit the guy? It’s 1110a, so I have nothing to lose other than a few bucks if I lose at trial (ie. no insurance increases), so I might as well reject any offer of a plea bargain. My "pre-trial conference" with the prosecutor is next month. Thanks.

