Warren Police Logs: Nine Arrests, House Fire and Turkey Sightings

Monday, March 5

• An Arlington Avenue resident reported identity fraud.
• Alicia Colaluca, 29, of East Providence, was picked up on a 6th District Court bench warrant.

Tuesday, March 6

• A caller reported that his friends stole money from him while they were visiting.
• A house on Metacom Avenue caught fire. , and the .
• A Franklin Street resident reported lawn damage.
• Rebecca Andrade, 46, of 36 Third St. Apt. 316, was arrested for domestic assault and domestic disorderly conduct.
• Larceny was reported on Market Street.

Wednesday, March 7

• Turkeys were reported in the road in the area of Market and Benefit Streets.
• Peter Reynolds, 28, of 76 Arlington Ave., Apt. 2, was picked up on an arrest warrant.

Thursday, March 8

• Kristine Despres, 40, and Scott Jarvela, 41, both of 189 Main St. were arrested. Jarvela was charged with a third offence (felony count) of domestic simple assault, domestic refusal to relinquish the telephone, domestic disorderly conduct and domestic vandalism. Despres was picked up on an arrest warrant.
• A Kinnicutt Avenue resident reported power tools were stolen.
• Lawn damage was reported on Cottage Street.

Friday, March 9

• A caller told police that his wife kept stopping by his job site harassing him.
• A Terrace Avenue resident reported that his fence was spray painted.
• A caller reported that a squirrel was stuck in a fireplace on Terrace Avenue.
• A home on Charity Drive was allegedly egged.

Saturday, March 10

• Justin Silvia, 24, of 42 Croade St., was picked up on an arrest warrant.
• Luis Araujo, 35, of 4 Riverview St., was arrested for driving under the influence and refusing to take a chemical test.
• Ross Jarvis, 22, of 39 Sowams Drive in Bristol, was arrested for driving under the influence and refusing to take a chemical test.
• Rafael Valencia, 41, of Fall River, was arrested for simple assault, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest.

Sunday, March 11

• A caller reported that two vehicles had been broken into on Wood Street.