A Viscous Prosecution – Rhode Island Attorney General’s Persecute a RI E-911 Caller to Help Cover up Police/Dispatcher Negligence
It is the government’s duty to ensure fairness to all persons.
Why is the state of Rhode Island’s Attorney General’s Office pursing a case with insufficient evidence? Shannon Signore and Jonathan Burke know that the Pawtucket police dispatcher violated several department policies and FCC rules, he acted with a wanton disregard for human life, canceled the paramedics and advanced life support (ALS), then told the EMTs and rescue to STAGE for police denying Kristine Ohler medical assistance and causing a delay of care that lead to the patient’s condition worsening and becoming fatal, yet, the assistant AGs move forward and approach the Courts with dirty hands.
WHY IS Rhode Island Attorney General’s Office PURSING A GOOD SAMARITAN’S LIFE
Why has Victor Colebut, a black man, been held without bail for more than four (4) years and nine (9) months without due process? Victor Colebut has been denied a “bail hearing”, yet he has been held without bail (HWOB) for more than four (4) years and nine (9) months.
This type of MALICIOUS PROSECUTION is clear evidence of systemic inequity and judiciary corruption that exist in not only this case but within the state of Rhode Island and its Courts, it is Unconstitutional and Unlawful
RHODE ISLAND A.G. Peter F. Neronha’s special assistant attorney general Jonathan Burke and assistant attorney general Shannon Signore have been maliciously pursuing the life of a good-faith RI E-911 caller with a total disregard for the facts, laws, and both state and federal constitutions for more than FOUR (4) YEARS and SIX (6) months.
- The Police Dispatcher, MICHAEL FIDALGO, is Responsible for re-routing a RI E-911 medical emergency call for a rescue to the police and for creating an exigent circumstance and more than a 30 Minute Delay in life-saving medical assistance. UPDATE 2024: PAWTUCKET DISPATCHER CANCELED THE PARAMEDICS AND ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT (ALS) THAT WAS IN ROUTE
- The Police Dispatcher, MICHAEL FIDALGO, acted with malice and intentionally withheld the EMTs and Rescue by Unreasonable Staging
- The Police Dispatcher, MICHAEL FIDALGO, was a civilian employee of the Pawtucket Police Department on February 17, 2020
- The Responding Officer’s of the Pawtucke Police Department Conduct also Contributed to and Caused the Patient’s Condition to Worsen and Become Fatal
- MICHAEL FIDALGO must be held accountable for his unethical and wanton conduct
RHODE ISLAND A.G. PETER NERONHA
INVESTIGATE THE 911 CALL MADE ON FEBRUARY 17, 2020 AND HOW IT WAS HANDLED BY THE DISPATCHER
WHAT WOULD WINNING A CASE WITH SO MUCH AT STAKE MEAN FOR SIGNORE AND BURKE?
Attorney General’s Office should have conducted a transparent and fair investigation into how the RI E 911 call was handled where a life was lost before allowing its office and staff to prosecute. There is little doubt that if the facts had been considered this charade would not have gone this far.
We know that RI Assistant Attorney General Shannon Signore had hopes of becoming a Judge but did not make it. Shannon Signore and Jonathan Burke are personally invested in being the ‘superhero’ prosecutors that covers for the police. The prosecutors have no witnesses and have insufficient evidence.
Burke and Signore have a hidden agenda, get the job done despite the facts or fairness. The RI Attorney General has a responsibility to ensure it’s attorney’s are not utilizing a “the end justifies the means mentality”.
Jonathan Burke and Shannon Signore are driven by implicit biases, they are trying to send an innocent man to his death for personal gain and more likely than not to prove their loyalty to law enforcement and friends. That is a disgrace to the Rhode Island Justice System.
RI Good Samaritan Law Was Enacted to Protect RI E-911 Callers from Police Abuse of Powers
§ 21-28.9-4. Emergency overdose care — Immunity from legal repercussions.
(a) Any person who, in good faith, without malice and in the absence of evidence of an intent to defraud, seeks medical assistance for someone experiencing a drug or alcohol overdose or other drug- or alcohol-related medical emergency shall not be charged or prosecuted for any crime related to the possession of a controlled substance or drug paraphernalia, or the operation of a drug-involved premises, if the evidence for the charge was gained as a result of the seeking of medical assistance.
(b) A person who experiences a drug or alcohol overdose or other drug- or alcohol-related medical emergency and is in need of medical assistance shall not be charged or prosecuted for any crime related to the possession of a controlled substance or drug paraphernalia, possession or transportation of alcohol by an underage person, or the operation of a drug-involved premises, if the evidence for the charge was gained as a result of the overdose and the need for medical assistance.
(c) The act of providing first aid or other medical assistance to someone who is experiencing a drug or alcohol overdose or other drug- or alcohol-related medical emergency may be used as a mitigating factor in a criminal prosecution pursuant to the controlled substances act.
(d) The immunity related to the possession of a controlled substance or drug paraphernalia, possession or transportation of alcohol by an underage person, or the operation of a drug-involved premises afforded under this section shall also extend to a violation of probation and/or parole on those grounds.
WHAT WOULD WINNING A CASE WITH SO MUCH AT STAKE MEAN FOR THE PAWTUCKET POLICE DEPARTMENT?
The ACLU just settled a case with this department filed by the Pawtucket Fire Department, a Fourth Amendment violation. At the end of the day it is always about power and money when dealing with corruption.
This department continues to bring negative attention to the City of Pawtucket and it has cost the city hundreds of thousands of dollars in civil lawsuits. Jason Swift case was one of the largest lawsuits in Rhode Island. Currently there are at least four pending lawsuits against this department.
