Bombshell $42.4M lawsuit against the Cranston School Department, the Cranston Police Department & its officials, $6.4M federal civil lawsuit against Cranston police officers

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Landmark Legal Battle Unfolds: Dual Civil Lawsuits Valued at $42.4 Million Filed in US District Court Against Cranston Officials for Blatant Civil Rights Breaches and Misconduct

[Cranston,RI] – In a seismic legal move, Joshua Mello and Rachel Ware, embattled father, and school whistleblowers, have filed a $42.4 million dollar civil lawsuit in the US District Court against the Cranston School Department and the Cranston Police Department and its officials, sending shockwaves through the corridors of power. This audacious action targets several civil rights violations and egregious misconduct, unveiling a web of deceit and abuse of authority.

A staggering $6.4 million federal civil lawsuit thunders against Cranston police officers, accusing them of wielding excessive force and perpetrating color of law violations in violation of 18 USC 242 Deprivation of rights and 34 USC 12601, the Police Misconduct Provision. These officers stand accused of trampling on rights and justice, demanding accountability for their actions.

But that’s just the tip of the legal iceberg. Mr. Mello and Ms. Ware are also pursuing a monumental $36 million dollar civil lawsuit in the US District Court. This legal behemoth has set its sights on not only the same two Cranston police officers but also two Western Hills Middle school administrators—The principal and a vice principal—alongside the Cranston city prosecutor for prosecutorial misconduct. Allegations of perjury, false testimonies, and a sordid tapestry of constitutional breaches, including violations of 18 USC Deprivation of rights and 18 USC 1631 Perjury, form the foundation of this sweeping legal action. Additionally, these defendants are implicated in several local state law violations, compounding the scope of their alleged misconduct.

This thunderous legal endeavor isn’t just about seeking reparations. It’s a clarion call for accountability, a demand for justice, and a rallying cry to uphold the very fabric of civil liberties.