NK Police Log: Wrong-Way Driver Charged With DUI

NK Teen Charged With Vandalism

Justin Troy Kilgore, 18, of 172 Beach Street in North Kingstown was arrested April 17 at 12:15 p.m. on charges of vandalism.

Kilgore allegedly threw a piece of asphalt through a neighbor’s garage door window, breaking the window and damaging the man’s vintage BMW motorcycle. The man told police it cost him $80 to fix the window and another $575 to repair the damage to his motorcycle. According to reports, the man saw Kilgore standing at the end of the driveway right after the alleged vandalism. Kilgore allegedly told the man he had caused the damage and that he didn’t mean to break the window. The victim also told police that Kilgore has vandalized his home before, breaking two windows which were reportedly paid for by Kilgore’s mother.

Police found Kilgore nearby Wickford Elementary School and took him into custody. While searching him, officers allegedly found three credit cards belonging to a 78-year-old woman. Kilgore told police that the cards belonged to his mother. (Police noted that the name on the credit card did not match Kilgore’s mother’s name.) Officers believe that Kilgore stole the credit cards from the woman while she was at the library, according to reports.

Wrong-Way Driver Arrested For DUI 

Elizabeth P. Rounds, 21, of 14 Harbour Street in Jamestown was arrested April 20 at 2:20 a.m. on charges of driving under the influence and cited for refusing to take a chemical test.

Rounds allegedly drove the wrong way on the off-ramp from Route 138 to Boston Neck Road. An officer, who was exiting the off-ramp and about to turn onto Boston Neck Road, noticed Rounds start to turn into the wrong lane. Though she allegedly hesitated initially after the officer flashed his lights to let her know she was about to go the wrong way, Rounds continued down the off-ramp. The officer caught up to her and his cruiser was almost hit by Rounds who began to reverse her car back up the ramp.

Rounds told police she was heading to Jamestown. According to the officer, she had bloodshot and watery eyes and was slurring/mumbling her words. She allegedly told police she had three drinks in Narragansett before driving. After allegedly failing her field sobriety test, police placed her under arrest for suspicion of drunken driving. At headquarters, she refused to take a Breathalyzer test.

Wilson Park Baseball Fields, Dry Cleaners Vandalized With Graffiti

Police are investigating a case of vandalism at Wilson Park after a suspect, or suspects, spray-painted several areas of the park on April 21. In red, white, blue, black and silver spray paint, the suspect(s) painted phrases and words like “4:20,” “faro,””sufer,” “suffer,” “kilo,” “Doe” and “Nino” on the dugouts, concession stand, signs, bathroom walls and doors. In the playground bathroom’s wall, a stick figure with bloodshot eyes was drawn along with the words “faroe,” “suffar!” and “187.” Police swept the area but could not find any additional evidence.

Security Cleansers, a dry cleaning business next to the park, was also tagged with graffiti. The words “faro” and “suffar” – along with “Hot Boys” – was found on the building. There are no known subjects at this time.

Other Arrests...

Vanessa Gonzalez Navarro, 26, of 53 Yorktown Rd. in North Kingstown was arrested April 16 from 3:42 p.m. on charges of driving with a suspended license.

Monica Beaumont, 34, of 57 Dayton Ct. in North Kingstown was arrested April 16 at 9:25 a.m. on charges of driving with a suspended license.

Daniel R. Regimal, 47, of 6200 Post Rd., Unit 29 in North Kingstown was arrested April 22 following two bench warrants for his arrest.

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