Youre going to regret this, R.I. prosecutor threatens police during Newport arrest

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Devon Flanagan, a Special Assistant Attorney General in Rhode Island, was arrested for trespassing at the Clarke Cooke House restaurant in Newport on August 14. During her arrest, video footage recorded her demanding that police officers turn off their body cameras. As she was placed in a police cruiser, Flanagan warned an officer, “You’re going to regret this. ” The Newport Police Department reported that she now faces a charge of willful trespassing. Flanagan did not respond to inquiries for comment, leaving uncertainty about her legal representation.

This incident highlights potential concerns regarding the behavior of public officials during police interactions. Legal experts may scrutinize the implications of her actions on the perception of law enforcement accountability. Local residents may also express concern over the conduct expected from those in positions of authority.

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