'A measure of justice' Ex-cop to serve prison time for deadly DUI crash

Daniel Famiglietti, a former Providence police officer, was sentenced to seven years in prison for a DUI crash that resulted in the death of Linda Sherman, 53, in North Kingstown. Judge Sarah Taft-Carter of Superior Court sentenced Famiglietti to 15 years, with seven years to be served at the Adult Correctional Institutions. The incident occurred while Sherman rode her tricycle on Boston Neck Road in 2024, highlighting the tragic consequences of impaired driving. Famiglietti, now 60, admitted to driving under the influence, which contributed to the fatal crash. The case emphasizes the severe impact of DUI incidents on victims' families and the community.

Local authorities are increasingly focusing on DUI enforcement to prevent similar tragedies. This sentencing aims to reinforce the message that driving under the influence will lead to significant legal consequences. The community remembers Linda Sherman and advocates for safer roads.