I’m an AG. I’m an AG,” Flanagan said, to which the officer yelled, “Good for you. I don’t give a (expletive). Let’s go.”

The Rhode Island Attorney General's Office said its special assistant attorney general was arrested last week for trespassing in Newport.

Police video shows a state prosecutor telling officers it is “protocol” for them to turn off the camera if “a citizen” asks them to do so. Experts say that’s not true.

The Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association has released a statement on the state’s body-worn camera policy following the arrest of a Rhode Island special assistant attorney general.  Devon Flanagan, a special assistant attorney general with Attorney General Peter Neronha’s office,

The president of the Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association, Woonsocket Police Chief Thomas Oates III, wants to clarify comments made by prosecutor

The former Danbury High School attendee was seen telling police they'd "regret" arresting her outside a Newport restaurant, body camera footage shows.

“It was after all, fast and furious,” attorney John Grasso told The Post of chaotic bodycam footage that showed his client, Veronica Hannan, and Special Assistant Attorney General Devon Hogan Flanagan cuffed by police for alleged trespassing at the Clarke Cooke House restaurant in Newport on Thursday.

Body worn camera video shows the arrest of R.I. special AG Devon Flanagan in Newport, R.I., in Aug. 2025. Warning: Strong language