Rhode Island Attorney General on Virus Arrest Video Tape Places On Unpaid Leave

this Rhode Island The Assistant Attorney General was arrested earlier this week after she appeared to have tried to use her position to evade arrest, telling officers that they would “regret” to put her in jail and would be placed on unpaid leave.

Special Assistant Attorney General Devon Flanagan, arrested for trespassing event The Rhode Island Attorney General’s Office reviewed the matter. However, from Monday, Flanagan will continue to take unpaid leave.

It is unclear how long Flanagan will remain on the unpaid leave until a final decision on her job is made. The Attorney General’s Office did not answer other questions about the ongoing review of the matter or when a final decision would be made.

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According to the Boston Globe, state wage records show Flanagan shares about $113,000 a year as special assistant attorney general.

“I’m AG! I’m AG!” Flanagan told police when she tried to detain her for failing to comply with the request. “You will regret it. You will regret it. I’m an A–” Flanagan said, and the door was closed when she was escorted behind the police car.

“It’s good for you, I won’t give S —“, you can hear one of the arresters.

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In a subsequent radio interview after Flanagan’s arrest, Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha called the incident “unforgivable act”[s]However, he did point out that this was not the first time he had handled a case involving his employees.

“I had 110 lawyers and she embarrassed everyone. I didn’t have a lot of problems like this when I was attorney general. I had a few people and I let a guy go get drunk – had to bring him back – I didn’t have to – I did bring him back and about a year later I came again because I tried hard again, tried hard, aug, ugug, ugug, ugug, ugug, ugugug, ugugug, ugugug, ugugug, ugugug, ugugug, ugugugug, Murder,” Neronha told WPRO broadcast.

Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha calls Flanagan’s actions “unforgivable,” but says he has previously brought back a former lawyer who was arrested for drunk driving. (Lange Turner/Boston Globe by Getty Image)

“It’s really hard to find and retain competent lawyers, so I just need to think about it carefully. But there’s no doubt that there will be strong sanctions here.”

Neronha added that he believed the incident was Alcohol-related, And pointed out that this is not necessarily a reason. He also said Flanagan had a “flawless” record working within his territory, which was highly regarded by the state bar association and was taking steps to make changes with the new Port Police Department, including an apology.

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Screenshots of the Newport Police Department’s BodyCam video show Rhode Island Attorney Devon Flanagan quarreled with police. (Newport Police Department)

Ask the Attorney General about certain details about the incident, including whether Flanagan correctly told the officer that he had to turn off the body cameras at the request of citizens.

“I’m not sure what she’s thinking. Obviously, she’s not straightforward,” said Naironaja. police Their body car must be closed upon request.

“She was humiliated,” Nellenha added. “Whatever happens to her work with us, she will be back for a long time. It’s really unfortunate.”