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Friday, April 5, 2013

State Police Seek Leads In Phone Call Threatening Assasinations

The caller said it was because state police failed to bring criminal charges against the driver who rear-ended Sully Sanchez in EG last fall, killing her and her unborn baby.

Rhode Island State Police Col. Steven O'Donnell has issued a request asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect who called the Warren Police Department and threatened state officers. According to O'Donnell, the caller contacted the Warrent department on Feb. 8, the day after Benjamin Servideo, 24, of Newport, pleaded guilty to two traffic violations stemming from a fatal car accident in East Greenwich. Rhode Island Atty. Gen. Peter Kilmartin and the state police declined to file criminal charges against Servideo in the accident, which killed Sullynette Sanchez, 23, of Providence. At the time, Sanchez was eight months pregnant. Doctors delivered the baby, but he died two weeks later. "State Police officers will be assassinated …

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Town of Warren Police Department (in Bristol-Warren Patch), Driver In Fatal Rt. 4 Crash Pleads Guilty To 2 Traffic Violations, and Driver In Rt. 4 Crash That Killed Pregnant Woman Won't Face Charges

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Judge Suspends License Of Driver Who Killed 2 On Route 4

Benjamin Servideo must also complete 100 hours of community service for the accident in September that caused deaths of Sullynette Sanchez, her baby.

Benjamin Servideo, 24, of Newport, loses his license for 8 months and must perform 100 hours of community service for the fatal accident on Route 4 in East Greenwich Sept. 29, 2012, the Providence Journal reported Tuesday. He must also pay a fine and attend a driver retraining program. The accident caused the deaths of both Sullynette Sanchez and her baby, delivered after Sanchez had died from her injuries. The sentence was handed down Tuesday by state Traffic Tribunal Chief Magistrate William R. Guglietta in Cranston.  Servideo pleaded guilty to two traffic violations Feb. 7, after state police found no evidence to bring criminal charges. Servideo was not seen to have been driving erractically, he was not found to have been under the …

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Driver In Fatal Rt. 4 Crash Pleads Guilty To 2 Traffic Violations and Driver In Rt. 4 Crash That Killed Pregnant Woman Won't Face Charges

Suzanne Arena

12:50 pm on Monday, March 4, 2013

It just takes a second. It's just horrible. I think if I had been her parent, I would have forced myself to realize that taking away his life for his mistake would be wrong. She is gone. If he has any integrity or morals, then he will live silently with his own demons and hopefully turn it into energy that he can help others.   more ›

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