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PROVIDENCE, RI — The RI Attorney General’s office has charged a Warwick man in Kent County Superior Court with multiple driving offenses and carrying an unlicensed pistol during an Feb. […]
PROVIDENCE, RI — The RI Attorney General’s office reports a 72-year-old Coventry man has been charged with second-degree child molestation following his arrest by Coventry Police in April 2023. According […]
WARWICK, RI — Warwick officials don’t have to produce the original digital records detailing WFD sick time taken by firefighters between 2013 and 2018 that cost the city up to […]
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PROVIDENCE, RI — On May 26, the Statewide Grand Jury returned an indictment charging Michael Elgar of Warwick with four counts of first-degree sexual assault. According to RI Attorney General […]
The Kent County Grand Jury reported out a secret indictment this week charging Dennis McLaughlin, 51, of 81 Waterman Ave., East Providence, with one count of first degree child molestation and two counts of second degree child molestation occurring in Warwick.
The Kent County Grand Jury reported an indictment charging Marshall Howard, 24, of 88 Asylum Road, Warwick, RI, with one count of DUI death resulting and two counts of possession of a controlled substance Tuesday.
Two men, one from Providence and one from Warwick, pleaded no contest to unemployment fraud in Superior Court Tuesday, where a judge ordered them to pay a combined restitution totaling more than $14,000.
A Warwick and a Johnston man pleaded no contest to unemployment insurance fraud Tuesday, the former who worked at Millwork One, Inc., in Cranston and the latter who worked at Roof Doctor, Inc. in Warwick, each while collecting state benefits.
PROVIDENCE, RI – An East Providence man pleaded guilty today to charges of conspiracy, sex trafficking of a child and transportation of a minor, admitting he recruited minor girls for prostitution at […]
A local man called Warwick Police Oct. 30 to report receiving a call from a man running an apparent ‘IRS scam’ the Attorney General has been warning RI residents about since June.
Attorney General Peter Kilmartin and Chief David DeCesare of the Rhode Island Division of Sheriffs warn a man posing as a sheriff is running a scam demanding credit card payments form people to avoid arrest for missing jury duty.
RI Attorney General Peter Kilmartin’s office is suing the Warwick Retirement Board for what it’s calling a willful violation of the state’s Open Meetings Law, something Mayor Scott Avedisian’s Chief of Staff William DePasquale calls a clerical error.
A Florida man convicted in November with child molestation and sexual assault in Warwick in the 1990s was sentenced to life in prison Friday in Superior Court.
