Warrant
On Jan. 21 at 1:16 a.m., police charged Carlton Lewis Reynolds of 9 Durkin Drive, Narragansett, on the strength of a bench warrant issued from 4th District Court. The warrant was loaded on Sept. 22, 2020 on an original charge of providing false information to 911 out of Narragansett PD.
On Jan. 22 at 1:29 p.m., police charged Ryan F. Young of 67 Bridge St., Apt. #1st, Providence, on the strength of two NCIC warrants and one charge of operating on a suspended license. The first warrant was out of the RI Office of Attorney General for failure to register as a sex offender and the second was out of Providence PD for sex offender registration violations. Youngâs license was suspended on Nov. 1, 2020 for failure to appear or pay.
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Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association Announces Swearing In of New Executive Board Members
PROVIDENCE The Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association would like to announce the new Executive Board members who were sworn in as part of RIPCA s annual January meeting held Tuesday, Jan. 19.
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Chief Richard Ramsay of the West Greenwich Police Department has been sworn in as the new President of the Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association. (Photo Courtesy Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association)
PROVIDENCE The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association would like to announce the new Executive Board members who were sworn in as part of RIPCA’s annual January meeting held Tuesday, Jan. 19.
NARRAGANSETT â In a victory for surfers, water enthusiasts and coastal access advocates, the Narragansett Town Council Monday night amended its parking ordinance to allow on-street parking in a popular Point Judith neighborhood known for its nearby coastal access points and large swells. Despite some resistance from property owners in the neighborhood, the town council moved ahead with opening up one side of the road on select streets for public parking in a unanimous vote.
âPeople are parking on these side streets right now,â said Narragansett Town Council President Jesse Pugh. âItâs happening and theyâre getting ticketed for it sometimes. We can fix that problem right now by saying itâs legal to park on one side of the road on three streets.â
Larceny
On Dec. 10 at 12:02 p.m., police charged Jah-Qwin Sekator of 28 Pond St., West Warwick, with one count of larceny under $1,500 after Sekator allegedly stole $394 from Dunkin Donuts at 91 Point Judith Road, where he worked.
Obstruction
On Dec. 30 at 11:25 p.m., police charged William K. Duckworth of 3410 Post Road, Apt. #1, Warwick, with one count of obstructing an officer in execution of duty and on the strength of two warrants after a motor vehicle stop on Boston Neck Road in October. Duckworth allegedly gave a false name and used his brotherâs identity with law enforcement during the stop. Duckworth had an active Superior Court bench warrant for failure to appear at sentencing on violation, loaded on Oct. 11, 2017. Â
NARRAGANSETT – Living up to its creed of being a community entity, Sunset Farm on Point Judith Road recently provided meals and toys for families in need, first responders and