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MILLVILLE, Mass. – Ronald Landry, the former chief of the Millville Police Department as well as its Fire Department and Emergency Management Agency, has officially retired amid an investigation into
Officers found six shell casings in the street. Less than a half hour later, police officers responded to a report of shots fired on Dean Street. Officers found eight shell casings in the street, and witnesses told them they'd heard "several shots outside," according to Lemoine. "The second shooting on Dean St appears to be in retaliation for the Cass/Wood Ave shooting," Lemoine wrote. jperry@providencejournal.com On Twitter: @jgregoryperry Do Not Sell My Info / Cookie Policy
The Providence Journal Derek Franklin is accused of taking the wheel of the idling SUV and driving off, as the girl’s mother did an errand, said Woonsocket Deputy Police Chief Michael Lemoine. The girl was unharmed and safe later Monday, after she and the vehicle were found a short distance away from where the theft had taken place, Lemoine said. The 2013 Dodge Journey, with the child sitting in a car seat, was stolen after the SUV's owner went into Mason Variety at 521 Elm St., at about 3:15 p.m., Lemoine said. The mother, he said, had left the vehicle running as she ran i...
The Providence Journal A 3-year-old girl was in an idling SUV on Monday when a thief took the wheel and drove away, Woonsocket police said. The girl was unharmed and safe later Monday, after both the youngster and the vehicle were found around the corner from where the theft had taken place, said Woonsocket Deputy Police Chief Michael Lemoine. The 2013 Dodge Journey was stolen, with the child sitting in a car seat, as the SUV's owner went into Mason Variety at 521 Elm St., at about 3:15 p.m., Lemoine said. The mother, he said, had left the vehicle running as she ran into the store.
4/26/2021 Child reunited with mother after vehicle theft WOONSOCKET – The Woonsocket Police Department said Monday afternoon a child has been reunited with their mother after a vehicle was stolen with the child inside earlier today. Deputy Chief Michael Lemoine said the owner of the vehicle left it running as she ran into Mason Variety Store at 510 Elm St. The vehicle was stolen with a three-year-old child inside. The vehicle was later recovered a short distance away on Sweet Avenue with the child inside unharmed. Police are still seeking suspects in the case.