Crime & Safety
Wanted Johntson Man Apprehended: Cops
He was wanted on charges of obtaining more than $1,500 under false pretenses, police said.
JOHNSTON, RI — A wanted Johnston man was apprehended, police said.
David LeBlanc Crumady, 40, was arrested about 5 a.m. Nov. 4 on a warrant charging him with obtaining more than $1,500 under false pretenses, the Rhode Island State Police said in a media release.
The arrest was the result of a search warrant conducted at the conclusion of a narcotics investigation," the release said.
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Crumady was wanted by the Johnston Police Department and was arrested by the state police High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Task Force, according to the release.
"Mr. Crumady was turned over to the Johnston Police Department for processing pending his arraignment at 3rd District Court," the release said.
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