Cranston Police make more arrests
Cranston Police announced on Thursday the arrest of Nicholas Capuano, age 26, of 168 Kerri Lyn Road, Warwick, RI and Scott Campbell, age 20, of 1811 Warwick Avenue, Warwick, RI who were admittedly involved in the illegal, organized and reckless ATV and motorbike incident in Cranston on New Year's Day.
“There will be more arrests coming as detectives continue to dissect this incident. We have identified two additional suspects in which one is responsible for kicking at and attempting to assault the officer who was arresting Shyanne Boisvert during the original incident. The two additional suspects have arrest warrants out for them and we will identify them once apprehended,” stated Major Todd Patalano.
investigation. joe fryer, nbc news, albuquerque, new mexico. >> let's bring in michael smerconish i i'm startled at the motorcycle incident that happened in new york. what's your take here? >> mom put her kids in harm's way and the police reaction was way over the top. but i think both of those at least to the extent this is the full record of what occurred, both of those are not subject to debate. i also think, tamron, this is perhaps the top reaction of the police officer with the baton may provide some level of defense to the police officer who fired his weapon. by that i mean, if cop number two arrives on the scene and he sees cop number one using the baton to break the window, logically he must think that police officer's life is in jeopardy. what else would cause that reaction when and that doesn't
america. i think americans are hurting at the macro level. the average annual wage of people has not moved up. that looked to me like a clash of the haves and the have nots. >> she's talking ability the motorcycle incident. this is in new york. an suv driver got into it with bikers. we see the anger in the streets. and in the capitol from one side of the shutdown, listen. >> this morning, i get the wall street journal out and it says we don't care how long this lasts because we are winning. this isn't some damn game. >> he's right. it is not some damn game, but his colleague, senator paul must think it is a game, if he thinks he's winning. senator paul, you are not