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GoLocalProv | Elorza, Providence Police Union to Sign Agreement With Increased Pay and Pension Contributions

Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza is expected to join President of Providence FOP Lodge #3 Michael Imondi on Thursday to sign a tentative contract agreement spanning a four-year term from July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2023. The pending contract requires officers to contribute an additional 5.5% of their salaries toward the city’s pension fund, totaling a 13.5% annual contribution.  Imondi noted the current base pay of Providence Police Officers is in the bottom 25% compared to other Rhode Island municipalities. [This contract] comes down to the fiscal reality of Providence and the salary of the officer we ve been grossly underpaid for 15 years. In 2007, we had six years in a row we took zero salary increases, Imondi told GoLocal. 

Attorney General says no criminal charges in Providence police-involved moped crash

On Wednesday, Providence police released two videos taken moments before a crash involving Jhamal Gonsalves. The materials from the investigation were also shared with the U.S. Attorney’s Office, which said in a statement Thursday that it also determined the evidence did not constitute a federal criminal offense, and there wasn’t sufficient evidence to obtain and sustain a federal conviction. Public Safety Commissioner Steven M. Paré said there would be an announcement soon about accountability of the officers actions before and after the crash. The Police Department is holding a news conference Friday morning. Gonsalves’ parents and his lawyer said they will file a civil lawsuit next week against the Police Department and the officers involved in the crash, and seek unspecified damages. “It is an understatement to say that they are disappointed in the attorney general’s conclusions,” said Kerrison. “While the attorney general has closed his f

Community rallies for family after 7-year-old girl dies in Providence fire

Ashley “Nataly” Sandoval, 7, died Tuesday after a fire at her home in Providence. Her 2-year-old sister, Alison (right), is still in critical condition.Yesmin Asencio PROVIDENCE — Yesmin Asencio saw the house that her father had rebuilt engulfed in flames Tuesday and screamed to the firefighters that there could be children inside. The Sandoval family and their relatives, who rented the nine-bedroom house at 10 Lucy St. from her parents, were also family friends, she told the Globe. In the confusion and panic outside the burning house, Asencio told the firefighters to look in the basement for the boy who lived there, and on the second-floor for two little girls.

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