NEW YORK \u2014 A Queens lawyer has been suspended for six months for falsely accusing a New Jersey state trooper of using anti-Semitic slurs against him, according to a ruling released yesterday.<\/span><\/p>\n Attorney Elliott Dear said he made up the outrageous allegations in hopes of getting out of a speeding ticket.<\/span><\/p>\n Court papers say the unidentified trooper pulled over Dear, an orthodox Jew, for going 84 in a 55-mph zone while driving with his wife in 2007.<\/span><\/p>\n Six days after getting the ticket, Dear sent a letter to the traffic court saying, “This ticket shall be dismissed immediately” since he wasn’t speeding and “the officer called me a ‘Jew kike’ \u2014 and this prejudice obviously was the cause for the ticket,” the papers say.<\/span><\/p>\n The letter was forwarded to Internal Affairs, which contacted Dear, who repeated that he had been the victim of an ethnic slur.<\/span><\/p>\n Unfortunately for Dear \u2014 and luckily for the trooper \u2014 the traffic stop had been videotaped on the officer’s car camera, and the trooper was wearing a recording device.<\/span><\/p>\n Police reported Dear’s actions to the New York state lawyers’ disciplinary committee.<\/span><\/p>\n