Crime & Safety
Scituate Woman Charged With Embezzlement, Forgery And More: Cops
The Scituate woman was located by the Newport police, according to the state police.
SCITUATE, RI — A Scituate woman was charged with embezzlement and fraudulent conversion, police said.
Kelley Bell, 58, was also arrested shortly before 9:30 a.m. Friday on charges of obtaining property by false pretenses or personation and forgery and counterfeiting, the Rhode Island State Police said in a media release.
The charges were brought as a result of a state police investigation, according to the release, and Bell was located by the Newport police.
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Bell was processed at the Wickford Barracks and taken to Third District Court for arraignment, the release said.
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