NK Police Log: Gone Fishing & Video Game Violence

Video Games Can Cause Violence

Eudomar Rosario, 19, of 30 Lennox in Providence was arrested April 23 at 10:15 p.m. on charges of domestic assault and domestic disorderly conduct.

Rosario allegedly assaulted his girlfriend at her apartment in North Kingstown after the two argued about video games. According to the victim, she was forced to sleep on the couch because Rosario refused to stop playing games. An argument then ensued with Rosario allegedly punching her and throwing her to the ground.

Gone Fishing

Joshua R. LaLumiere, 26, of 360 Paradis Ave. in Woonsocket was arrested April 25 at 10:50 a.m. on charges of shoplifting and cited for possession of one ounce or less of marijuana.

Police received a call that two men, who were possibly intoxicated or on drugs, were leaving the Cumberland Farms in East Greenwich and heading to Quaker Lane Bait & Tackle. North Kingstown officers found the car in front of the store and discovered that one of the men was passed out in the passenger side seat. It took several attempts to wake the 34-year-old man who, when he realized he surrounded by three officers, allegedly kept repeating, “What? I’m not driving. I’m not driving.”

The officers noted that the car smelled of marijuana and that the passenger had bloodshot, watery eyes and had difficulty maintaining his balance. He allegedly told officers that he had been drinking since 5 a.m. and had smoked marijuana as well as took two Klonopin pills. His driver, LaLumiere, had picked him up as the two were planning to go fishing that morning.

LaLumiere told police he, unlike his passenger, had not been drinking: he also allegedly told police he couldn’t drink and drive because he has an ignition interlock device on his car that requires him to pass a Breathalyzer test before the car can start.

While speaking with LaLumiere, police found that he had allegedly stolen a lure from Quaker Lane Bait & Tackle and also found 1.06 grams of marijuana on him. 

Other Arrests...

Michael James McCampbell, 22, of 6200 Post Rd., Unit 2 in North Kingstown was arrested April 24 at 11:45 a.m. on charges of domestic disorderly conduct. McCampbell got into an argument with his sister regarding her driving him to the bank. According to reports, he became angry after his sister began to lecture him on his driving habits. He allegedly admitted to police that he threw a bench out of frustration.

Claudio Amaral Carreiro, 32, of 24 Watson Street in Central Falls was arrested April 23 at 5:23 p.m. on charges of writing a fraudulent check. Carreiro allegedly wrote a bad check for $667.68 on May 10, 2010 to Schartner Farms. On April 23, 2013, Cumberland police took Carreiro into custody on a warrant for his arrest out of the North Kingstown Police Department.

Michelle Nicole Chauvette, 28, of 45 Glenwood Drive in North Kingstown was arrested April 24 at 8:21 p.m. on charges of driving with a suspended license

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