The following information was provided by the East Providence Police Department. Where an arrest is noted, it does not indicate a conviction.
The East Providence Police Department reported the following recent arrests:
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Christopher Wilkins, of Central Falls, faces vandalism and disorderly conduct charges after witnesses said he put an elbow through the Brothers Gas Station's window.
East Providence Police arrested a Central Falls man on March 14 after two witnesses told officers that they saw the man break the window of Brothers Gas and flee the scene. Christopher Wilkins, 22, of 132 Hunt St., Central Falls, faces vandalism and disorderly conduct charges after officers found him in the parking lot of Agawam Hunt Country Club just before 8 pm. Patrol Ofc. Justin Ogni reported that he went with another officer to Brothers Gas after a clerk at the store called police about a male subject "yelling at everyone." Ogni drove to the area and saw the man, later identified as Wilkins, walking along the road. Wilkins ran away when he saw Ogni's cruiser, and Ogni chased him on foot, according to police reports. After Ogni …
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Zhongyuan You faces vandalism and disorderly conduct charges after police say he threw a chair through the glass door of his girlfriend's apartment.
A Boston man who couldn't wake the residents of an East Providence apartment apparently threw a chair through the sliding glass door to get inside, East Providence Police reported this week. Zhongyuan You, 22, of Boston, MA, faces one count each of vandalism and disorderly conduct following his arrest on March 9 at about 7:15 am at the Village Green North Apartments. Patrol Ofc. Michael Crowley reported that a resident of the complex called police about a "suspicious male trying to get into an apartment by throwing a chair at the sliding glass door." When officers arrived, they spoke with You's girlfriend and other witnesses, who had been asleep when You arrived and confirmed that You had thrown a lawn chair through the glass. You told …
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A Westford, MA, woman admitted that she had urinated in a hotel elevator, and a man at the hotel said he was slapped by a second woman, East Providence Police reported this week.
East Providence Police arrested two women early Sunday morning after one of them admitted to urinating in an elevator at a local hotel, according to police reports. Kaitlyn Crowley, 22, of Westford, MA, faces a charge of disorderly conduct following her arrest. Officers also arrested a second woman, identified as Amy Ricco, 21, of Chelmsford, MA, on charges of disorderly conduct and simple assault after a man at the hotel told officers that Riccio had "slapped him in the face several times," Patrol Officer Sandra Bonvehi reported. After receiving a call about a disturbance at the Extended Stay America on Pawtucket Avenue at about 3:30 am on March 10, officers went to the hotel and spoke with an employee who said she had seen the two …
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A Riverside man picked the wrong place to park in Barrington on Saturday evening, Sept. 29.
A Riverside man picked the wrong place to park and now faces a marijuana possession charge. John J. Sousa, 30, of 15 Worcester Ave., was parked in his truck near Lincoln and Harrison avenues in Barrington at around 10:45 pm on Saturday, Sept. 29. His vehicle appeared "suspicious" to a neighbor. Two Barrington patrol officers on a DUI patrol responded to the complaint. When the truck pulled away, it was stopped for have several lights not working. One of the officers smelled the odor of marijuana, according to the Barrington police report. Sousa said the smell was clinging to his clothes from his attendance at a party where marijuana was smoked. A search of Sousa's vehicle fond a smoking bowl and several ounces of marijuana in a plastic bag…
The following arrest information was supplied by the East Providence Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
East Providence police officers arrested 10 people since Aug. 2 on a range of offenses. See below: Tuesday, Aug. 2 Wednesday, Aug. 3 Thursday, Aug. 4 Friday, Aug. 5 Sunday, Aug. 7 Monday, Aug. 8
The following arrest information was supplied by the East Providence police department. It does not indicate a conviction.
East Providence police officers arrested 11 people since July 26 on a range of offenses. See below: Tuesday, July 26: Wednesday, July 27: Thursday, July 28: Friday, July 29: Monday, August 1: Tuesday, August 2:
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The following arrest information was supplied by the East Providence police department. It does not indicate a conviction.
East Providence police officers arrested 10 people since July 6 on a range of offenses. See below: Wednesday, July 6 Thursday, July 7 Saturday, July 9 Sunday, July 10
john sousa
7:28 pm on Thursday, October 4, 2012
And 2nd of all Your grammar really leaves something to be desired Mr. Rupp. I would think if you even took the time to proof read your own work you may have caught that , or maybe not. How about a little pride and professionalism, or maybe not.... It's too bad the under qualified seem to have work, yet the overqualified do not..... more ›