On the evening of August 14, 2025, Newport Police responded to a call at the Clarke Cooke House restaurant on Bannister’s Wharf. The complaint involved a disruptive party, specifically a woman reportedly refusing to leave and another individual arguing with staff. When officers arrived, they encountered Flanagan along with another woman. Authorities say both refused multiple lawful commands to leave, prompting their arrest. The Body-Cam Footage Body-worn camera video captures Flanagan repeatedly demanding officers turn off their cameras—asserting, “If I ask you to turn off the body cam, you have to turn it off… that’s your protocol,” and asserting her position as an AG. The footage also captures her saying, “You’re going to regret this,” as she was handcuffed and placed in a cruiser—emphasizing, “I’m an A.G.” Charges & Booking Flanagan was charged with willful trespassing and issued a court summons rather than held in custody. During processing, she reportedly remained uncooperative—“berating officers, repeatedly stating her position as an AG, and refusing to follow instructions.” Attorney General’s Office Response The Rhode Island Attorney General’s Office confirmed Flanagan has served for about seven years in its Appellate Unit and noted an internal review of the incident had been immediately launched. A spokesperson indicated the investigation was expected to conclude “within the next few days,” but no further details were provided. 👉 For more videos like this, click here https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLg53t8jCpadX_8bvv6djgEYy_AUIvu6_&feature=shared #police #arrest #bodycam #attorneygeneral #flanagan @CrimeTimeBodyCam Crime Time Body Cam

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