The following information was provided by the Warren Police Department. Where an arrest is noted, it does not indicate a conviction.
The Warren Police Department reported the following arrests and incidents: Charged: Other reports:
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The man, wearing a white baseball cap and red gloves, went to the Bank Newport in Warren on Apr. 29.
Warren Police are seeking leads in an Apr. 29 bank robbery at the Bank of Newport branch on Market Street. According to Lt. Roland Brule, the male suspect did not show a weapon and left the bank at about 2:15 pm with an undisclosed amount of money. Surveillance camera footage shows a white male wearing a shite baseball cap, tan sweatshirt, red gloves, and sunglasses at the teller counter. Brule also said police are looking for anyone who may have been near the bank at that time and may have seen the suspect's vehicle. Anyone with information is asked to call Warren Police at 401-245-1311.
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The following reports were provided by the Warren Police Department. Where an arrest is noted, it does not indicate a conviction.
The Warren Police Department reported the following arrests: Karen King, 40, of 36 Congregational St., Bristol, surrendered at police headquarters on Dec. 11 in response to a misdemeanor charge of passing fraudulent checks. On Dec. 11 at about 12 pm, a caller reported that a blue sedan had run off the road at Market Street and hit a pedestrial before leaving the scene. Officers could not locate the vehicle or the pedestrian. Officers reported the Dec. 15 arrest of Jennifer L. Barney, 27, of 25 Rosanna Ave., Rumford, on an active court warrant for failure to appear at a Dec. 13 restitution review. Barney pleaded no contest to felony charges of driving a car without the permission of its owner and driving with a suspended license brought …
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Here are some important phone numbers you should know in an emergency.
Getting prepared for a hurricane can be a chaotic situation, but not being prepared in the middle of the storm can be not only chaotic, but dangerous as well. To help gear Bristol and Warren residents up for the potential Rhode Island landfall of Hurricane Irene, we have put together a list of important numbers that should be saved for a possible emergency during the storm.
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