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1 week ago |
providencejournal.com | Mark Reynolds
REAL ID requirements for domestic flights began May 7. REAL IDs have enhanced security features and a star on the card. Alternative acceptable IDs include passports, military IDs, and permanent resident cards. WARWICK - Wednesday, May 7 was the much-heralded first day in a new regime that uses REAL ID to identify the people boarding passenger aircraft at Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport.
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1 week ago |
providencejournal.com | Mark Reynolds
Eric Peterson, 37, is charged with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Brandon Kjenstand on May 5, Pawtucket police said. Police say a 2-year-old boy was in his mother's arms when she also was shot. She is in stable condition in an area hospital. PAWTUCKET – The 37-year-old Pawtucket man charged in a homicide is also accused of felony assault on a 2-year-old boy, according to a court record.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Mark Reynolds
PROVIDENCE — A man who allegedly shot his brother on the evening of Saturday, May 3, was arrested the following day, according to the Providence police. The 29-year-old man who was shot was in stable condition, said Providence police Detective Maj. David Lapatin. The shooting took place inside a home on East Drive in the Wanskuck neighborhood at 8:15 p.m.The man who was arrested faces charges of domestic felony assault, shooting in a compact area and felony assault with a firearm, Lapatin said.
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1 week ago |
providencejournal.com | Mark Reynolds
The Johnston Police have released video footage from the scene of an interaction that led to the shooting of a 28-year-old man on April 26. The man was in stable condition after the shooting and an investigation of the incident is underway. JOHNSTON − Footage from police body camera videos and a surveillance camera shows an encounter that prompted a Johnston police officer to shoot and wound a 28-year-old Providence man late at night on Saturday, April 26. In the video, the officer, Derrick S.
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2 weeks ago |
providencejournal.com | Mark Reynolds
Providence firefighters will again provide emergency medical response with bicycles. The bike program, which allows EMTs to arrive at the scene faster than fire rescue transports, is in its third season. Bike patrol EMTs carry a wide range of equipment and are able to treat heart attacks, start IVs, supply oxygen and administer Narcan to reverse overdoses, among other treatments.
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