The following may be attributed to First Assistant United States Attorney Charles C. Calenda: “Yesterday, a report appeared in both local and national media pertaining to U.S. District Judge Melissa DuBose of the District of Rhode Island and her decision to release Bryan Rafael Gomez in connection with a habeas petition seeking his release. Those media accounts erroneously state that Judge DuBose made the decision to release him with knowledge that authorities in the Dominican Republic had issued an arrest warrant in connection with a homicide in that country.
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Media Coverage · May 1, 2026
The US Attorney's office issued a statement correcting media reports about a court ruling. The reports claimed that a judge released a defendant with knowledge of an arrest warrant in another country. The statement clarified that the reports were inaccurate.
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Statement Regarding Recent Media Reports on Court Ruling
Media Coverage · May 01, 2026
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The following may be attributed to First Assistant United States Attorney Charles C. Calenda: “Yesterday, a report appeared in both local and national media pertaining to U.S. District Judge Melissa DuBose of the District of Rhode Island and her decision to release Bryan Rafael Gomez in connection with a habeas petition seeking his release. Those media accounts erroneously state that Judge DuBose made the decision to release him with knowledge that authorities in the Dominican Republic had issue
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The US Attorney's office issued a statement correcting media reports about a court ruling. The reports claimed that a judge released a defendant with knowledge of an arrest warrant in another country. The statement clarified that the reports were inaccurate.
The following may be attributed to First Assistant United States Attorney Charles C. Calenda: “Yesterday, a report appeared in both local and national media pertaining to U.S. District Judge Melissa …
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