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  • Police Chief Released from Prison

    As reported by Donita Naylor in the August 22, 2015 edition of the Providence Journal, former North Providence Police Chief Whiting has been released from prison. He was originally sentenced to serve six (6) months on a felony larceny and criminal solicitation charges. He was released from the ACI after serving nearly two (2) months, 58 days at the ACI. He was originally sentenced to four and half ...
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  • Two Men Arrested in Charity Scam

    As reported in the July 27, 2015 edition of the Providence Journal, the Cranston Police Department have arrested two (2) men in connection with a charity scam. The men are accused of soliciting donations for a cancer charity at a local church festival. Unfortunately, the men were not authorized to collect such donations. One man was arrested at the church festival. The second man recently turned ...
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  • Police Chief Conviction Upheld

    As reported by Katie Mulvaney in the May 27, 2015 edition of the Providence Journal, the former North Providence Police Chief’s felony conviction was upheld by the Rhode Island Supreme Court. In 2012, the Chief was convicted of felony larceny in Superior Court. He was sentenced to five (5) years imprisonment with six (6) months to serve. His sentence was stayed pending his appeal to the Supreme ...
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  • URI Students Arrested After Super Bowl

    As reported by W. Zachary Malinowski in the February 2, 2015 edition of the Providence Journal, eight (8) University of Rhode Island students were arrested following the Super Bowl on Sunday night. The students were part of a larger group of approximately 800 students celebrating the Patriots win. The students were arrested by URI Campus Police and the South Kingstown Police Department. The ...
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  • Warwick Man Sent to Jail for Stealing Benefits

    As reported by Katie Mulvaney in the November 3, 2014 edition of the Providence Journal, a Warwick man has been sentenced in a stolen benefits case. The man was collecting the unemployment benefits of his deceased girlfriend. He collected approximately $4,000.00. He was convicted of obtaining money under false pretenses. He was sentenced to seven (7) years at the ACI, one (1) year to serve on the ...
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  • Former State Representative Sentenced

    As reported by Katie Mulvaney in the September 4, 2014 edition of the Providence Journal, a former state representative has been sentenced. He was previously found guilty by a jury of unlawful appropriation of funds. He was found not guilty of embezzlement and obtaining money under false pretenses. He stole approximately $28,000.00 from a client. The Judge sentenced him to twenty (20) years at the ...
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  • Police Arrest Men for Theft of Brass Handrails

    As reported by Gregory Smith in the October 23, 2013 edition of the Providence Journal, two (2) Warwick men have been arrested and charged with attempted felony larceny and vandalism. The men are accused of trying to steal brass handrails from Waterplace Park in Providence. An eyewitness saw the men cutting the handrails and began to record them. The witness then called police. Pursuant to Rhode ...
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  • Newport Malicious Mischief Charge Dismissed

    In November of 2012, our client was charged by the Newport Police Department with malicious mischief (vandalism). Pursuant to Rhode Island General Laws 11-44-1, malicious mischief is defined as every person who shall willfully and maliciously or mischievously injure or destroy or write upon, paint, or otherwise deface the property of another, or obstruct the use of the property of another, or ...
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  • Johnston Felony Breaking & Entering Charges

    As reported by Richard C. Dujardin in the January 4, 2013 edition of the Providence Journal, a Johnston man has been arrested and charged with breaking and entering and larceny. The man is accused of stealing copper from his employer. The copper was valued at over $1,800.00. The man is currently being held as a probation violator for a previous drug charge . Pursuant to Rhode Island General Laws ...
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  • Portsmouth Breaking & Entering Arrest

    As reported in the November 8, 2012 edition of the Sakonnet Times, Portsmouth Police have arrested one man in connection with breaking and entering into cars. The police received a call about a break in, in progress, and arrested one man. Another fled the scene. On the arrested man, police found a backpack filled with cash, gift cards, electronics and prescription medication. The man has been ...
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