Clinton Bradshaw, 46, veered off the road and drove through the two fences at the entrance to the barracks in Lincoln, state police said.
Officials received a report April 27 of a Molotov cocktail being thrown from a moving vehicle at a van that was parked and occupied.
Dquintz Alexander of Cranston, admits he illegally took COVID benefits from Mass. and used several methods to try to conceal his identity.
According to police, the woman pictured here stole a package from a home in the area of Meadow View Drive and Pontiac Avenue.
The following people were arrested by Cranston police between March 28 and April 4.
A member of the scam posed as a general in the U.S. military, feigning personal interest in his victims before asking for money.
Police say Emanuel Joia, 29, was also caught on security footage vandalizing Cranston City Hall.
Two people from out of state were among the 10 people listed in the Cranston arrest log. One, a Brooklyn, New York, man faces a drug charge.
According to the Cranston police log, two people were caught shoplifting at the Walmart on Plainfield Pike.
State police say Nelson Reyes, Noel Ignacio Moronta, and Marien Solano sold drugs and failed to report the death of a woman who overdosed.
Alexander Istomin, 57, of Florida falsely claimed to have performed medical procedures on patients in Rhode Island, New York, and Florida.
There were also cyberstalking, domestic violence charges and a DUI charge found in the Cranston police log.
Ariana Anderson, 24, and Julia Santucci, 26, both of Cranston, faced unnecessary cruelty to animals charges, Cranston police said.
Francis Scott of North Providence was sentenced to 30 years for posing as a ride-share driver, raping teenage girls, recording the assaults.
Cranston police said neither of the two Providence residents who died in the crash between an SUV and their motorcycle were wearing helmets.
The driver of the dirt bike and his female passenger were rushed to Rhode Island Hospital in Providence, where they were pronounced dead.
According to police, the man pictured stole jewelry and cash from a home on Cranston Street after impersonating a food delivery driver.
Peter Neronha joins other attorney generals across the U.S. in signing a petition urging Kia and Hyundai to install anti-theft immobilizers.
Arthur Baygboe, 25, of Providence, was charged with felony assault with a dangerous weapon. See who else was arrested by Cranston police.
Someone was also caught stealing from the Burlington Coat Factory on Garfield Avenue, according to the Cranston police arrest log.
Specifically, Kia and Hyundai vehicles have been the target of the thefts, Cranston police said. Police recommended some anti-theft devices.
Neglect contributed to the death of a 1-year-old child in Cranston, according to the RI Department of Children, Youth and Families.
State police said someone shot several rounds into a black Mercedes while driving on the highway. Two of the rounds struck the driver.
Jeremiah, 80, and Andrew Jeremiah, 86, died in a house fire in February. The men were brothers and lived together.
Two people were charged with failure to stop for a car crash. See what other charges were in the Cranston police log.
Peter Walkovich, 38, of Pepperell, Massachusetts, admitted he was caught in Cranston with 461 grams of crystal meth.
Manuel Coradin, 43, was convicted after selling fentanyl, MDMA, meth and cocaine out of his Cranston apartment.
A Warwick man has been arrested for his involvement in a RI and MA addiction treatment chain scam, the DOJ said.
Arcadio Torres, 41, of North Smithfield, was sentenced to eight years in prison, while Nelson Carvalho, 48, of Cranston got seven years.
Patrick Newton was sentenced to nearly three years in prison for downloading child pornography, including pictures of prepubescent children.
Other charges in the Cranston police log include weapon charges, domestic assault and more.
Federal prosecutors said this was the largest known drug seizure of its kind in U.S. history, with the meth pills weighing 660 pounds.
Fire officials say the fire started inside a home on Whitewood Drive on Friday and killed the elderly men.
Michael Sylvester, 43, was wanted out of Franklin, Massachusetts on felony assault and weapons charges, after police said he shot at a car.
Other charges included in the Cranston police log were shoplifting, trespassing and more.
Cody Hansen, 38, admitted to posting an online advertisement looking for "someone that likes to play when the girl is passed out."
Shoplifting from Bob's Store, vandalism and ecstasy possession were among other charges in Cranston police's arrest log.
Other charges in the Cranston police log include identity fraud, methamphetamine possession, child endangerment, shoplifting and more.
Because the car struck an electrical meter, Rhode Island Energy shut off power to the Cranston home, temporarily displacing the residents.
Restaurants broken into included Gel's Kitchen, PB & J, Sunnyside, Demo's Pizza Factory and California Taco.