Coventry Police Log: Arrests & Citations Aug. 6-8

COVENTRY, RI — Here are recent arrests and citations. Information comes from the police log. The period covered is Aug. 6 through Aug. 8.

Aug. 6

Robert J. DiBella, Jr., 45 or 46, of Coventry, was charged with Driving under the Influence, first offense; Refusal to submit to a chemical test; Presence of alcoholic beverages while operating or riding in a motor vehicle, first offense; marijuana possession(1 oz. or less); Obedience to traffic devices; Turn signal required; Manner of turning at intersection; and No seat belt.

Kyle M. Carden, 18 or 19, of Coventry, was charged with Larceny under $1,500; and Willful Trespass (on real property).

Hector Jorge, 23 or 24, of Providence, was charged with Driving under the Influence, first offense; and Refusal to submit to a chemical test.

Aug. 7

Nathan Daigle, 18 or 19, of Killingly, Conn., was charged with violating a District Court restraining order; Domestic cyberstalking and harassment; and intimidation (of witness/ victims).

Sherry A. Willmer, 45 or 46, of East Greenwich, was charged with Violating a no contact order.

Michelle M. Gannon Masri, 43 or 44, of Cranston, was taken into custody as a fugitive from justice.

Gary Riker, 39 or 40, of Coventry, was charged with Violating a no contact order.

Aug. 8

Lynn M. Sousa, 36 or 37, of Coventry, was charged with Driving under the Influence, first offense; Refusal to submit to a chemical test; Times when lights required; Operating a motor vehicle without evidence of registration; and operating a motor vehicle without evidence of insurance, first offense.

Shawn T. Sherman, 21 or 22, of West Warwick, was taken into custody on an arrest warrant.

Audra Salabert, 33 or 34, of Warwick, was charged with Larceny of a controlled substance, first reported Aug. 3.

Raymond Conover, 38 or 39, of Johnston, was cited for Driving without a license (or with an expired license), first offense.

Shawn Pontbriand, 43 or 44, of Scituate, was charged with Simple Assault or Battery and Disorderly Conduct.