Police said Michael Stephen Cesaroni, of Cumberland, was arrested after failing to return the money to a Portsmouth resident who hired him.
The ban runs from 3 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17.
Ten cars were involved in three accidents. No word on whether the coyote was injured.
The Animal Control Officer approached the woman after she was spotted running her dog loose at Glen Farm's Gardner Seveney Sports Complex.
Portsmouth police said the victim went to Rhode Island Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
The new Car2 is a Ford Expedition, Special Services Package.
Four homes on Stub Toe Lane, Middle Road, Mintwater Brook Lane and Common Fence Point have been hit afternoons and early evening,
The dog is staying at the Potter League for Animals in Middletown.
The intruders are operating in the afternoon and early evening going through the rear door of the home. Neighbors should keep an eye out.
Police are trying to identify the culprit and have narrowed down the area where the child went for trick-or-treat.
Police have released the official report in the Aug. 30 accident that seriously injured three people.
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The medical examiner's office has not yet identified the body recovered from a submerged car in Portsmouth on Thursday.
The body has not been identified, but the car matches the description of a vehicle driven by a 21-year-old South Kingstown resident.
Portsmouth police urged drivers to be aware the deer are around, with five accidents over the past several days.
The accident happened north of Boyd's Lane.
Police found the car on its roof with the tires in the air around 12:30 a.m. Saturday.
A Portsmouth woman on Saturday turned herself into police in connection with the destruction of a large gazebo at an apartment complex.
Police said they stopped Robert Patrick Faulkner's car after it was clocked doing 65 mph in a 50 mph zone.
The pint-sized Chihuahua lifts morale at the station, and he'll be back on the job after a little furlough.
The state's assessment team arrives in Town on Oct. 27, and residents are invited to call in by telephone between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m.
Portsmouth will be able to hire two school resource officers with the $250,000 grant announced by the Rhode Island Congressional delegation.
Dylan Jason Mello, 20, of Portsmouth, is accused of making a crank call after he set a woman's pictures on fire and sent her the link.
James Lawrence, 39, is due in Newport District Court today to face a felony assault charge, police say.
Police had closed Boyd's Lane near the Mount Hope Bridge.
A standoff on Boyd's Lane caused police to close the road at both ends.
Police responded to a report about an erratic driver at McCorrie's Beach and picked up the motorist on a bench warrant.
Stop by between noon and 2 p.m. on Oct. 23 to tour both stations, see fire trucks and police cars and learn about operations.
Police handed Edward Burke, 65, a summons for allegedly pushing his landlady when she arrived at his door to inspect and take her property.
A 20-year-old Portsmouth man was charged with driving under the influence after losing control and hitting a pole and business on Saturday.
Ronald Robert Bradbury, 66, of Bristol was stopped by police after witnesses said he was driving erratically.
An assistant principal smelled marijuana when a student entered the gym. She searched his car, found a small bag and alerted police.
Police went undercover and caught driver after driver failing to stop at a crosswalk near Portsmouth High School.
Douglas James Swartz, of Portsmouth, failed to appear on a trespassing charge.
Living on an island with just one way on or off has its advantages, until you're critically injured in a horrific crash.
Police said Eric Rocha, 26, was seen driving erratically before he stopped in a CVS parking lot with 128 packets of heroin in his pocket.
The Portsmouth Police Department is notifying boaters that any unregistered moorings will be removed and treated as unclaimed property.
Three men and two boys were transported, including the driver of a vehicle hit head-on and flown by helicopter to Rhode Island Hospital.
The tragic result of alcohol, domestic violence and access to guns led to Lisa Almeida-Laureanno killing her husband in May, police allege.