Two Pawtucket Police Department Detectives Abuse the Reid Technique, Break the Laws, Violate Dept. Policies and Torture Victor Colebut During a Secret Interrogation

Exposing what happened to a RI E-911 caller who was denied medical assistance, for girlfriend who overdosed, and set up by the Pawtucket Police Communications Dispatcher is important. It is a serious public health and safety issue when a dispatcher refuses to send medical assistance. The police dispatcher, Michael Fidalgo, did act with a reckless disregard for life when he intentionally canceled the paramedics and an advanced life support unit to teach a frantic 911 caller a lesson.

A bigger problem, is the police exploiting 911 calls to enter a home and make a felony arrest without a warrant under police created false ‘exigent circumstances’ which is an abuse of the Fourth Amendment exceptions. The Supreme Court reversed and remanded the lower court order in a decision by Justice Samuel Alito. “The exigent circumstances rule applies when the police do not create the exigency by engaging or threatening to engage in conduct that violates the Fourth Amendment,” Alito wrote for the majority. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dissented, contending that “the Court today arms the police with a way routinely to dishonor the Fourth Amendment’s warrant requirement in drug cases. ” Kentucky v King (2011)

For five (5) years an innocent 911 caller, Victor Colebut, was illegally detained while awaiting a ‘speedy trial’ – 5 years for a crime that never happened. Because the Pawtucket Police needed evidence to pin a crime on the 911 caller, Victor, they subjected him to a modern day third degree.

We see the physical encounters on the news and in the media but no one shows you the official ‘behind the scenes’ misconduct; the falsified records, the blatant disregard for department policies, state statues and rules.

More importantly how some police department’s allow and even endorse the disregard for human and civil rights of people. Violating any persons human rights or civil rights is an intolerable injustice. Victor was Wrongfully Convicted.

RI ATTORNEY GENERAL ASSISTANTS USED A COERCED STATEMENT TO WIN A CASE AND CONVICT A MAN WHO THEY KNOW IS INNOCENT

In the interrogation clips in the above video Detective David Silva (the bald guy) says more than once that they just wanted to control how things went down and how the story went out. Really? David Silva and Hans Cute interrogated Victor worked hard to put words in his mouth and pin a fabricated crime on an innocent man. Deception and pinning crimes on innocent people for notoriety is less than careless police work, it is a crime and no person is above the laws.

Dective Hans Cute (little guy in the baseball cap), “Well we can work on that.” Promising a man that was unlawfully seized in his home in February nearly naked and bare-footed clothing? This was modern day third degree and a blatant abuse of the Reid Technique.

Both of the Pawtucket Police Detectives had at least twenty years experience, yet they broke the laws and violated Victor Colebut’s human and civil rights to obtain a statement. David Silva and Hans Cute violated Pawtucket Police Department Policies, committed acts that violated Rhode Island Statues and Laws. The two unethical detectives violated the RI Constitution and the United States Constitution.

The police detention and interrogation was inhumane and cruel. An involuntary, coerced statement that was obtained and in violation of the Fourteenth Amendment’s Due Process Clause was used at trial to Convict -this viscous prosecution deprived Victor Colebut of the right to a Fair Trial

It would be wrong not to speak up, inform and warn others about what happened to Victor Colebut and Kristine Ohler. A 30 year old woman was denied medical assistance because the police communication dispatcher refused to send help. A wrongful conviction was obtained by any means to cover up the police department’s dispatcher’s gross misconduct.

Too many families have suffered with the wrongfully convicted; it’s more than one who is harmed. Why tell the story? We the people have been silenced for too long. Fear not says the Lord.

People need to see how the police and prosecutors abuse their powers with ease. We must question why no one listens to the falsely accused cries until he/she has spent decades of their lives incarcerated for a crime they did not commit. How many more lives will be destroyed or lost before a real change happens?

The Pawtucket Police Department’s Dispatcher, Michael Fidalgo, Canceled the Paramedics and then told the EMTs to STAGE for police, that is stand back and wait until the police clear the scene. This caused more than a thirty minute delay of medical aid and Victor lived less than two minutes away from the Police and Fire stations in Pawtucket.

Kristine Ohler died because the 911 call was handled so horribly and with a total disregard for her life.

In Rhode Island police are prosecutors, yet they are not licensed attorneys – Law Enforcement Officers should protect and serve the community. Police should never prosecute their own criminal charges it’s an open Invitation to Corruption

In Rhode Island the Attorney General’s Office assistants are prosecutors – End Absolute Immunity, End the Corruption – The Judicial System should ensure that the Human and Civil Rights of all people are respected and not violated even when a prosecutor’s own implicit biases rise to the surface. Every person has a right to Due Process and a Fair Trial.

A confession is a formal statement, freely given, the third-degree in any form is torture

To understand the present enslavement and mass incarceration and wrongful convictions of our sons and daughters we must face a very painful and harsh past. Wrongful Convictions have a rippling affect on families, friends, supporters and communities.

In the recent case, State of Rhode Island vs. Victor Colebut an innocent man was framed by the police in 2020 and the Attorney General’s Office secured a conviction in 2025 with a coerced false statement obtained on February 17, 2020. The inadmissible evidence was used along with two dismissed cases because the state’s attorney’s, Jonathan Burke and Shannon Signore had insufficient evidence to prove a police fabricated crime beyond a reasonable doubt.

In Rhode Island the police are prosecute their own criminal charges, and the blue wall of silence is thick.

The RI Attorney General’s Office prosecuted this case with a shocking viciousness. Because Victor Colebut exercised his right to a prompt and speedy trial and would not take a plea deal for a crime that he did not commit and due to the fact that the prosecution had insufficient evidence to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt Shannon Signore and Jonathan Burke used underhanded tactics. Violations of the laws, constitutions and an accused person’s constitutional rights and protections have been non-stop for more than five years. Injustice for one is injustice for all!