RI Pawtucket Police Dispatcher Canceled Paramedics and Advanced Life Support – 30 Year Old Woman Dies – Police FRAME the 911 Caller
Police respond and Violate the Fourth Amendment while EMTs are STAGING
An Overdose Turned Fatal – Dispatcher Gross Negligence
Pawtucket Dispatcher Michael Fidalgo:
- Maliciously Canceled ALS & Paramedics
- Maliciously STAGED BLS & EMTs
- Recklessly re-routed a 911 Medical Emergency Call to the police
- Falsely reported a ‘non responsive female’ as an ‘unknown medical’ to create an exigent circumstance
- Police entered a home and made a felony arrest without a warrant or probable cause
The Rhode Island E-911 Call Taker (1st person on the line) and the RI, Pawtucket Police Communication Dispatcher, Michael Fidalgo, (2nd person on the line) have never been investigated.
RESCUE 4 R4 – ALS UNIT – CANCELED EN ROUTE
Defendant Victor Colebut Learns in late 2024 information that the State’s Attorney’s Knowingly and Intentionally Did Not Disclose in its Discovery Signed and Dated July 29, 2020, and the following information below shows (on right page) that Rescue 4 R4 an ALS unit was dispatched at 12:32 am and Cancelled en route at 12:33 am by the Pawtucket Police Communication Dispatcher, Michael Fidalgo.
Pawtucket Police responded to Rhode Island E-911 medical emergency call and entered a home and made a felony arrest without a warrant or probable cause in violation of the Fourth Amendment & Fourteenth Amendment’s of the United States Constitution and the RI Const. Art. 1 § 6
Pretrial decisions by courts and prosecutors also greatly impact the likelihood of wrongful convictions for Black and brown people. Black and Latinx people accused of crimes are more likely to be detained pretrial, putting their jobs, housing, and families at risk. When prosecutors offer a plea bargain that would allow a person immediate release from pretrial detention, there is a strong incentive for an innocent person to agree to plead guilty and accept responsibility for a crime they didn’t commit. Nearly 25% of those exonerated since 1989 pled guilty, and nearly 75% of this number are Black and brown people. RACE and WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS the Innocent Project
Pawtucket Police Department Detectives David Silva and Hans Cute violate Human and Civil Rights of RI E-911 Caller and torture an arrestee to induce a Statement during a Rule 5(a) Initial Appearance unnecessary delay of presentment
Superior Court Justice Joseph Montalbano denied Pro Se Motion(s) to Suppress the coerced statement obtained by mental, psychological and physical torture. No person should have to barter with police for clothing or food in exchange for talking or giving consent to anything when in police custody. Judge Montalbano showed an unfair bias in favor of the police and State’s assistant attorney generals, Jonathan Burke and Shannon Signore, who viciously prosecuted a case with insufficient evidence.
Police investigatory practices such as deception in interrogations, threats to witnesses and the accused, and tainted witness identification are drivers of racial disparities in wrongful convictions. The cases of Black people exonerated from murder convictions are 50% more likely to involve police misconduct than those of white people exonerated from murder convictions. The Innocent Project
Report: Black people far more likely to be wrongly convicted than whites More than 3,200 people have been exonerated since 1989. More than half of them are Black, according to a new study – By: John L. Micek – October 7, 2022 7:20 am
Law enforcement responded to the Rhode Island E 911 call for medical-aid and a rescue that Victor Colebut made on February 17, 2020 and entered the 911 callers home under false pretenses and arrested a United States citizen in his home without probable cause or a warrant in violation of the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution applicable to the states by the Fourteenth Amendment § 1; and in violation of RI Constitution Article 1 Section 6.
Defendant Victor Colebut Learns in Late 2022 Information that the State’s Attorney’s Knowingly and Intentionally Did Not Disclose in its Discovery Signed and Dated July 29, 2020 the following information
RESCUE 4 R4 – ALS UNIT – CANCELED EN ROUTE
Officer Gretchen Galvin and Jordan Coty arrived at 12:35 a.m. then Nicholas Sisto and his Field Training Officer (FTO) Diane Rittman-McLaughlin arrived at 12:42, then at 12:51 a Sgt. – Five law enforcement officers inside of a home in response to a 911 medical emergency call and not one of them immediately requested Advanced Life Support and the Paramedics? Yet, the call and how it was handled was never investigated.
BUT Basic Life Support and the EMTs arrived at 12:59 a.m. 24 Minutes after police and the patient’s condition worsened and became fatal while in the care, custody and control of law enforcement
Advanced Life Support (ALS) and the Paramedics were canceled and the Basic Life Support (BLS) EMTs and a Rescue were Staging for police unnecessarily and a life was lost.
The nexus between the Pawtucket Police Department Communication Dispatcher’s gross negligence and the responding officer’s failure to immediately clear the scene for the Emergency Service Personnel and to do no harm – they caused more than a 30 minute Delay of medical care – did contribute to the patient’s condition worsening and becoming fatal
It is possible that Dispatcher Michael Fidalgo is no longer with the Pawtucket Police Department as a Communications Dispatcher. He is back to food service is now working as an “Assistant General Manager” at Feast and Fettle located at 881 Waterman Ave. in East Providence, Rhode Island.
RESCUE 4 R4 – ALS UNIT – CANCELED EN ROUTE at 00:33
P1-2020-1991ADV was STILL PENDING on FEBRUARY 3, 2025
Without due diligence and while the case is still pending and has not been adjudicated the Pawtucket Police Department Chief, Tina Goncalves, in 2021 presented Awards of Excellence to officer’s who responded to a Rhode Island E 911 medical emergency call due to false exigent circumstance created by the Pawtucket Police Dispatcher, Michael Fidalgo, and unreasonably seized a good-faith 911 caller, Victor Colebut, a man who was in his home where he lived alone and had sole standing. (see Payton v. New York, 445 U.S. 573 (1980) (The Fourth Amendment, made applicable to the States by the Fourteenth Amendment, prohibits the police from making a warrantless and nonconsensual entry into a suspect’s home in order to make a routine felony arrest. Pp. 445 U. S. 583-603.))
Ref: Pawtucket Police Department 2021 Annual Report – Pg|68
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The dispatcher’s (Michael Fidalgo) wanton disregard for human life and the delay of medical care due to dispatcher gross negligence must be investigated because a life was lost in connection to HOW the RI E-911 Call that Victor Colebut made on Feb. 17, 2020 for medical aid and a rescue was handled
RESCUE 4 R4 – ALS UNIT – CANCELED EN ROUTE
For more than five (5) years Victor Colebut has been denied His Human and Constitutional Rights
YOU HAVE WITNESSED ‘HOW’ THE POLICE ABUSE THEIR POWER AND YOU HAVE WITNESSED HOW INNOCENT PERSON’S ARE WRONGFULLY CONVICTED IN RHODE ISLAND
“Courage is fear that has said its prayers”
Karl Barth, Swiss Theologian
END JUDICIAL BIAS AND SYSTEMIC INEQUITY IN THE RHODE ISLAND COURTS
It is law enforcement’s job to fight crime and make arrest and the Attorney General’s Office duty to prosecute cases fairly and based on the facts and laws
