NK Police Log: Door, Plants Reportedly Damaged In Domestic Disputes

NK Man Allegedly Punches Hole In Door During Domestic Dispute

Glenn Paul Williams, 23, of 620 Devils Foot Rd., Apt. A2 in North Kingstown, was arrested May 17 at 4 p.m. on charges of domestic vandalism and disorderly conduct.

Williams had allegedly gotten into a verbal argument with a woman. According to police, the woman had locked Williams out of the house to avoid confrontation following an earlier argument, during which time Williams allegedly told her he wanted to “burn her.”

Once inside, Williams allegedly also told the woman, “I wish you were this tall because this would be your face” before punching a hole in the kitchen closet door. Police reports note that North Kingstown police have been called “approximately 10 times in the past 12 months to deal with Glenn (Williams) when he is out of control and acting in a violent manner.”

When police asked Williams what began the argument, he allegedly told them the woman “wouldn’t let me have any food.”

Underage NK Man Allegedly Found Possessing Coors Light

Alexander J. Anusavice, 19, of 229 Potter Rd. in North Kingstown, was arrested May 18 at 12:20 p.m. on charges of possession of alcohol by an underage person.

During a traffic stop, police allegedly saw several cans of beer on the front passenger side floor of a 19-year-old who was driving Anusavice. After searching the car, police found six cans of beer on the floor of the car (one of them partially full) as well as a 30-rack of Coors Light in the trunk, according to reports. During questioning, Anusavice claimed ownership of all the beers, according to police.

He is set to appear in Fourth District Court on May 27.

Woman Reportedly Breaks Two Planters During Domestic Dispute

Lori Denise DiMezza, 45, of 9 Jillson St. in Providence, was arrested May 20 at 9:35 p.m. on charges of domestic vandalism, disorderly conduct and simple assault.

DiMezza called 911 and claimed she was assaulted by a 62-year-old man. After speaking with DiMezza and the man, police determined that DiMezza had been the primary aggressor.

According to the man, DiMezza left the residence around 8 a.m. and returned 15 minutes later, breaking through the dead-bolted door and entering the house. The man claimed that DiMezza flipped over the coffee table and began throwing items, tossing a chair into the refrigerator and damaging it. The man then tried to escort her out of the house, at which point DiMezza allegedly knocked over two planters and kicked chairs off the porch. According to police, DiMezza appeared to be under the influence of alcohol when they arrived.

Police brought DiMezza to headquarters and asked if she wanted to make a phone call. According to officers, DiMezza wanted to call the man whose house she vandalized. When officers told her she could not do that, DiMezza allegedly grabbed her cell phone (which was off and being inventoried) and began screaming into it before throwing it across the room at an officer. (According to reports, DiMezza will be charged with an assault charge for throwing her phone at the officer.)

Other Arrests...

• Gerald Matthew Melton, 29, of 17 Duck Cove Rd. in North Kingstown, was arrested May 17 at 12:05 a.m. following a warrant for his arrest.

• Michael Maglioli, 20, of 190 Andrews Ave. in West Warwick, was arrested May 20 at 2:58 a.m. following a bench warrant for his arrest out of Third District Court.