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  • Stripper Charged in Second Bank Robbery

    As reported by Gregory Smith in the February 23, 2016 edition of the Providence Journal, a woman who was out on bail for bank robbery is charged with committing another bank robbery. The woman is accused of committing a second bank robbery in Coventry. She was on bail for alleging committing a bank robbery in Cranston. She is currently being held at the ACI as a bail violator. She has been charged ...
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  • Stripper Charged in Bank Robbery

    As reported by Gregory Smith in the February 10, 2016 edition of the Providence Journal, a stripper has been charged with second degree robbery following a robbery at a Cranston bank. The woman was arrested in Massachusetts and has been turned over to Rhode Island Police. She was found with nearly $500.00 in cash, which was seized by police. She works at Club Desire in Providence. Pursuant to ...
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  • Man Held in Armed Robbery

    As reported by Donita Naylor in the January 8, 2015 edition of the Providence Journal, a Pawtucket man was arrested for robbing a liquor store in Central Falls. The man allegedly threatened a store employee with a knife and left with cash. He was later arrested and charged with first degree robbery . He is currently being held without bail. Pursuant to Rhode Island General Laws 11-39-1 defines ...
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  • West Warwick Man Arrested for Bank Robbery

    As reported by Linda Borg in the September 28, 2013 edition of the Providence Journal, Warwick Police arrested a man for bank robbery . The man alleged went into a bank and gave the teller a note. The police were able to identify the man using surveillance footage from the bank. It is unclear if the man is charged with first or second degree robbery. Pursuant to Rhode Island General Laws 11-39-1, ...
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  • Middletown Woman Arrested for Stealing from Beach

    As reported by Tatiana Pina in the September 26, 2013 edition of the Providence Journal, a Middletown woman has been arrested for allegedly stealing money from South Shore Beach. The woman was a beach employee had had been taking money from the ticket sales over the summer. She had been charged with felony larceny. Pursuant to Rhode Island General Laws 11-41-1 larceny is broadly defined to include ...
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  • Providence Man Steals Wheelchair

    As reported by Tatiana Pina in the July 12, 2013 edition of the Providence Journal, a Providence man knocked another man out of his wheelchair and then stole the wheelchair. The man was been charged with first degree robbery . Pursuant to Rhode Island General Laws 11-39-1, first degree robbery is defined as every person who shall commit: (1) robbery by use of a dangerous weapon; (2) robbery where ...
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  • Providence Armed Robbery Arrest

    As reported by Tracy Breton in the March 9, 2013 edition of the Providence Journal, a man has been arrested for first degree robbery , while three (3) other men are still at large. The four (4) men robbed two (2) other men at knifepoint and gunpoint. They took $1,000 in cash, wallets and cell phones. The two men had come to Providence from Massachusetts to buy a computer that was posted on ...
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  • Providence Police Looking for Bank Robbery

    As reported by Amanda Milkovits in the February 12, 2013 edition of the Providence Journal, the Providence Police Department is on the lookout for a man who is robbing banks . The man alleged robbed two (2) banks in less than 24 hours. The police have footage of the man but they are still investigating to determine the man's identity. Pursuant to Rhode Island General Laws 11-39-1 defines first ...
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  • East Providence Armed Robbery Arrest

    As reported by Barbara Polichetti in the November 25, 2012 edition of the Providence Journal, East Providence Police have arrested a man for several felony charges. The man alleged robbed a Domino's while using a gun. When he tried to escape, he stole a police cruiser and then crashed it into other police cars. The man has been charged with seven (7) counts of first degree robbery , three (3) ...
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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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  • East Providence Robbery Arrests

    As reported by Maria Armental in the November 5, 2012 edition of the Providence Journal, three (3) East Providence men have been arrested for a series of robberies and break-ins in the Narragansett area. All of the robberies occurred at homes that were evacuated due to Hurricane Sandy. The items taken included cash, electronics and jewelry. The men have been charged with breaking and entering. ...
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  • Providence Robbery Under Investigation

    As reported by Amanda Milkovits in the July 2, 2012 edition of the Providence Journal, Providence Police are currently investigating an armed robbery which occurred at a local bakery. A man came into the bakery with a gun and took money from the cash register. He then fled the scene. Pursuant to Rhode Island General Laws 11-39-1, robbery can be charged as first or second degree robbery. First ...
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  • North Providence Police Chief Trial Begins

    As reported by Mark Reynolds in the June 18, 2012 edition of the Providence Journal, the trial of North Providence Police Chief Whiting has begun. The Police Chief is charged with felony larceny and solicitation. Whiting is accused of stealing $714.00 and then trying to cover it up. Pursuant to Rhode Island General Laws 11-41-1, larceny is defined as every person who shall steal any money, goods, ...
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  • Rhode Island General Assembly Amends Larceny Laws

    Rhode Island's Governor, Lincoln Chafee, has recently signed a new bill into law which amends the larceny and fraudulent check statutes in Rhode Island. The bill was previously voted on by the Rhode Island General Assembly. The bill increases the amount of the property stolen from $500.00 to $1,500.00 which determines if a person is charged with misdemeanor larceny or felony larceny. Pursuant to ...
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  • New Bedford Robbery & Assault Arrest

    As reported in the May 22, 2012 edition of the Providence Journal, two (2) New Bedford women have been arrested in connection with robbery of a ninety-three (93) year old woman. The two women assaulted the elderly woman by knocking her to the ground and took her purse. The women have been charged with robbery and aggravated assault. Pursuant to Rhode Island General Laws 11-39-1, first degree ...
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