Rhode Island F.U.N

06/02/2026

"Arrest My Vest"

🚨 HOW MUCH DID THIS COST TAXPAYERS? 🚨

Rhode Island F.U.N. is asking a simple question:

If police officers were creating promotional content for a private company while using taxpayer-funded time, vehicles, uniforms, equipment, and government resources, who pays the bill?

The public paid for the cruisers.
The public paid for the equipment.
The public paid for the salaries.
The public paid for the time.

So if public resources were used to help market a private business, should taxpayers be reimbursed?

Could cities and towns have a claim to recover the value of public resources that may have been used for private commercial gain?

Should municipal officials, ethics commissions, attorneys, auditors, or taxpayers investigate whether any compensation is owed back to local communities?

These are the questions Rhode Island F.U.N. is exploring.

If a private company benefited from taxpayer-funded resources, many residents believe the public deserves answers—and, if appropriate, reimbursement.

We're digging into:
🔎 Police TikTok promotions
🔎 Use of badges and cruisers in advertising
🔎 Department policies and approvals
🔎 Potential conflicts of interest
🔎 The true cost to taxpayers

How much time was spent?
How many departments participated?
How much public money was involved?
Who approved it?

The public has a right to know.

If you have screenshots, videos, emails, documents, or information related to Arrest My Vest promotions involving police departments, contact Rhode Island F.U.N.

Because accountability shouldn't be optional when taxpayer dollars are involved.

06/02/2026

What a turn out!!

05/31/2026

A public threat was made against our neighboring south eastern mass schools today.
Police are refusing to take complaints about this matter.
We believe the individual is none other than John Bogue, with a fake peofile.
Ask me again why struggle with trusting them..

05/31/2026

Officer Craig Sroka is "annoying" 😆 🤣 😂

05/30/2026

It wasn't "special attention", it was help we were seeking.
Keep it up tho Yogi.
You'll get all the attention your hypocritical ass ever desired with your 300k+ followers.
Im just wondering how much yall make off your socials.
You get more views than Gary the BBQ chef and all he does is brag about his TikTok money.
And you wonder why people can't trust you.
Your fake AF.
Always the victim huh?
Sounds familiar.
Eat a hotdog with mayonnaise kid.

05/30/2026

Officer Craig Sroka has a problem with freedom of speech and artistic expression.

05/30/2026

Anthony Addessi from J.A.M. Materials Yard trying DESPERATLY to play "clean up" and have his content removed showcasing how misogynistic he has been twards local woman and customers, as well as the video showcasing how I caught his ass with a fake profile made to harass people online, but the stupid bastard uses his REAL EMAIL 😆 🤣 .
Desperation is a stinky cologne Anthony.

05/30/2026

"Not so Glorious Gloria"

🚨 RHODE ISLAND F.U.N. – F***ED UP NEWS 🚨

A troubling story out of Coventry has many residents asking whether justice is being applied equally.

According to reports, an elderly woman named Gloria entered the Coventry Police Department claiming she believed co***ne she had purchased may have been contaminated with fentanyl. Instead of the public conversation focusing on the alleged source of the drugs, attention quickly shifted to Gloria herself after her arrest and the widespread circulation of information about her on social media.

Many residents have questioned why so much public attention was placed on an elderly woman struggling with addiction and mental health issues, while little public information appeared regarding the person who allegedly sold the drugs in the first place.

Critics argue that law enforcement should focus on helping vulnerable people in crisis and aggressively pursuing the dealers responsible for distributing dangerous substances in our communities.

The controversy has also reignited discussions about accountability and consistency within the criminal justice system. Some community members have compared the situation to the arrest of Officer Shane O'Donnell on DUI-related charges, noting that the charges were later dropped and that he returned to duty shortly afterward.

The result? More questions than answers.

Why was an elderly woman publicly humiliated while the alleged dealer remained largely absent from the public discussion?

Why do some cases seem to receive intense public scrutiny while others fade away?

And most importantly: Are our institutions focusing on helping people in crisis and stopping dangerous criminals, or are they targeting the easiest headlines?

Watch the video and decide for yourself.

05/29/2026

Officer Craig Sroka stands up for Tara Miller ❤️

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