DOJ: Beware Fake Mask Exempt Cards
![[Original Image via Twitter Screenshot] The DOJ says there is no exemption for mask requirements, and that cards alleging such exemptions are fake.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Fake-Mask-Exemption-Card-140x140.jpg)
WASHINGTON, DC – In case you’re tempted to take mask exempt cards seriously, the United States Department of Justice wants you to know they’re fake. Assistant Attorney General for the […]
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Two Indicted for Sex Trafficking Minor in Warwick, Queens Hotels
PROVIDENCE, RI — A federal grand jury returned a four-count indictment Tuesday alleging that two Rhode Island men sex trafficked a 17-year-old Rhode Island girl at hotels in Warwick and […]
Warwick Man Arrested in Meth Bust by ATF, WPD, Pawtucket Police
A Warwick man faces charges of methamphetamine trafficking and illegal firearm possession after an ATF task force including Warwick Police detectives and Pawtucket Police caught him and another Pawtucket meth dealer, seizing 174 grams of meth, last week.
Man Convicted of 2014 Cocaine Buy Attempt in Cranston After Warwick Meeting
A federal court jury in Providence has convicted Jose Ignacio Goris, 41, of Providence, of attempting to possess and distribute 500 grams or more of cocaine in 2014 after making a deal with DEA agents at Warwick Mall and attempting make the purchase in Cranston.
Warwick Shop Owner Serving Probation for Food Stamp Fraud
Warwick, RI – The owner of Express Food Mart at 1260 Post Road and his wife are serving probation for their part in $3.6 million dollars in food stamp fraud by 11 shop owners and employees uncovered […]
New York Man Pleads Guilty to Using Stolen Credit Accounts in Warwick
Yvener Jean-Baptiste, 27, of Brooklyn, N.Y., pled guilty in U.S. District Court in Providence Monday to using counterfeit credit cards with account numbers belonging to actual credit card owners to purchase $172,661.09 in Target and Wal-Mart store gift cards at Rhode Island stores, including in Warwick, in November 2013.
