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PROVIDENCE – A Cranston man admitted to a federal judge that he led a conspiracy that sold and delivered tens of thousands of fentanyl-laced fake Oxycodone pills, US Attorney Zachary […]
Editor’s note: This article has been updated to reflect the dismissal of child molestation charges against a Warwick man. In keeping with WarwickPost.com policy, the man’s name has been removed […]
WARWICK, RI — Officer Derek Mourato spotted a brown 2017 Ford Taurus driving under the speed limit and erratically on Bald Hill Road April 17 at 9:47 p.m.,pulled it over […]
Officer Manuel Pacheco and three other officers were called to the McDonald’s at 2390 Warwick Ave. Sept. 16 at 8:22 p.m. for a report of a driver in a blue van who appeared to have passed out, ultimately arresting the man on a charge of oxycodone possession.
Warwick Police were called to 3030 West Shore Road for a three-car crash in front of Work Out World July 18 at 3:30 p.m., where they arrested one of the drivers for illegal oxycodone possession and DUI.
Warwick officer Adam Arico stopped a 24-year-old Cranston driver who was texting at the wheel on Post Road near the Airport Extension March 28 at 9:31 p.m., arresting him after finding two oxycodone pills in his possession.
Warwick Police used a man’s license to find and arrest him at his Warwick home Oct. 20 after he gave it to a pharmacist at the Warwick Avenue Walgreen trying to get Oxycodone with a fake prescription in April.
Editor’s note: The following Warwick, RI arrests were reported by the RI State Police on their website. An arrest reflects charges against an individual, and does not indicate guilt or innocence.
Officers used a description of a vehicle involved in a theft of tools from a truck on Graystone Street March 9 to track the thief to his home, recovering the tools and arresting the suspected thief.
Warwick, RI – Editor’s note: The following Warwick, RI area arrests were reported by the RI State Police on their website. An arrest reflects charges against an individual, and does not indicate guilt […]
