By ALEX GINSBERG
May 30, 2008
The lawyer for the bouncer accused in the rape and slaying of Imette St. Guillen yesterday demanded the confidential disciplinary file of the lead detective on the case.
The lawyer, Joyce David, says news of the detective's suspension this month for parking in front of a hydrant at Brooklyn Supreme Court with a photocopied NYPD parking placard gave her good reason to want to probe other misdeeds that might be in his file.
David said the information on Detective Sean McTighe was especially relevant because the accused man, 43-year-old Darryl Littlejohn, maintains he's the victim of a police frame-up. Littlejohn is accused of raping and strangling St. Guillen after she left a SoHo nightspot, The Falls, in February 2006.
Brooklyn prosecutors, who are handling the case because St. Guillen's body was found in a weed-choked lot in East New York, had no comment.
