BlackBerry emails about marital infidelity implicated in NJ Governor's car crash
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It gets juicier.
The whole incident apparently got started when, as Berkeley Heights police sergeant Michael Mathis told the Star-Ledger yesterday, he sent an e-mail shortly before the crash to Governor Corzine's driver, Trooper Robert Rasinski.
Lt. Mathis said the emails confronted Rasinski over having a two-year affair with his wife, Susan. He said he enclosed a family photo as an attachment.
Harmful behavior on two counts:
The affair.
The BlackBerry use while driving- 91 mph in this case.
And to make matters worse, Trooper Rasinski was driving Gov. Corzine to the Governor's Mansion in Princeton, where he was going to officiate at a meeting between the Rutgers women's basketball team and one newly fired, obnoxious talk show host.
Corzine is expected to recover his mobility.
Trooper Rasinski? Who knows, but I hear Target is looking for security guards.