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Alyn Breed's case 'malicious,' his lawyer says as it heads to grand jury. Where it stands

After lingering since April, the case is about to head to grand jury, a week after Breed entered the transfer portal to leave PC.

Warren RI nursing home resident charged with killing roommate, 81

Magistrate J. Patrick O'Neill ordered that he be held without bail and that he undergo a "competency evaluation," according to the court record.

GoLocalProv | Man Arrested With Gun in Downtown Providence Was Previously Charged for Trafficking Firearms in Iowa

Providence Police arrested two men on gun and knife charges downtown near City Hall.

In 2020, a Cranston police officer assaulted an unarmed prisoner in a secure area of the department. On Monday, the former officer pleaded no contest.

Judge finds probable cause for murder charges in Superior shooting

Christin Weir of Duluth wiped tears from her eyes before taking the stand today in Douglas County Circuit Court. Soft-spoken, she told of threats made one week before the shooting death of her fianc?, Terence Rodney Luukkonen. Weir told the court...

Fall River, Hope Valley man arraigned in head-on collision case

The Hopkinton Police obtained an arrest warrant for Keith A. Brown, age 34 of 347 East Main Street, Fall River, MA and Hope Valley, RI for 1. Driving under the

Cranston police sued over officer found guilty of assaulting man

Gian Mattiello has filed a lawsuit against Cranston police officer Andrew Leonard against the department and against the city.

GoLocalProv | Man Arrested for Violent East Side Attack on Couple Was Arrested Weeks Earlier for Another Assault

Johnston man held without bail in homicide outside Fuego Lounge

Cranston police Officer Thomas Lavey testifies in trial of Officer Andrew Leonard

The Providence Journal WARWICK — In a secure area of the Cranston Police Department, Officer Andrew Leonard noticed something about a prisoner: The young man's nostrils were flaring. The man, Gian Mattiello, had quickly turned toward Leonard as another officer tried to remove a tie from Mattiello's long hair. Then, Mattiello had moved his forearm in a way that broke Leonard's grip on his right arm. This was the testimony that Leonard gave Wednesday in District Court, where he is on trial, accused of assaulting Mattiello in an excessive use of force in March of 2020. Leonard took the stand after prosecutors rested their case. His appearance followed testimony from Mattiello, who accused the officer of ambushing him. And it trailed testimony from a Cranston police captain who said he was troubled by surveillance video of what had transpired in the booking area — where Leonard's presence wasn't even necessary in the first place.