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Providence police officer Jeann Lugo acquitted in assault case

Por: The Boston Globe Nation November 16, 2022

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WARWICK, R.I. — Jeann Lugo, the Providence police patrolman and former Republican state Senate candidate who in the face while off duty at an abortion rights rally, was acquitted of assault on Wednesday.District Court Judge J. Terence Houlihan Jr. said he concluded that the incident at an abortion-rights rally on June 24 was “a melee” that happened in “scant few seconds.” Though Lugo was off duty at the time, the judge said Lugo’s... + full article



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