‘She humiliated herself’: Drunk A.G. who tried to pull rank with cops gets disciplined

(WARNING: Video in this story contains some obscenities)

An assistant attorney general in Rhode Island who made national news for repeatedly shouting, “I’m an A.G.” at police officers confronting her in a restaurant will be, at the least, suspended from her government job.

As WorldNetDaily reported, police responded Thursday night just before 10 p.m. to a trespassing call for customers refusing to leave a business, in this case the upscale Clarke Cooke House restaurant in Newport, Rhode Island.

Despite numerous warnings, Special Assistant Attorney General Devon Flanagan Hogan refused to leave and was taken into custody, but not before she legally challenged the officer – all caught on bodycam footage.

“You’re not gonna arrest us,” said Flanagan, repeating, “I’m an A.G. I’m an A.G.”

“Good for you. I don’t give a sh**,” said the officer. “Let’s go. We’re going.”