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Do we still need police officers in Rhode Island schools? - Vimarsana News

Do we still need police officers in Rhode Island schools?

The idea of School Resource Officers has been debated for decades, and questions about the effectiveness of having police officers in schools have persisted. Now, the role may be evolving.

Controversial 'Flock' cameras are spreading across RI, spurring calls for more guardrails - Vimarsana News

Controversial 'Flock' cameras are spreading across RI, spurring calls for more guardrails

Providence police argue the cameras have helped lead to dozens of arrests.

Source: wpri.com
Police warn against driving after marijuana use - Vimarsana News

Police warn against driving after marijuana use

Thursday marks an unofficial marijuana holiday, and police in Rhode Island said they expect to see more people getting high. That's why they're asking people to keep vigilant on the roads.

Source: wpri.com
Rhode Island Police Chiefs' Association Executive Director Sid Wordell Joins Press Event on Strategic Response to Fentanyl Crisis - Vimarsana News

Rhode Island Police Chiefs' Association Executive Director Sid Wordell Joins Press Event on Strategic Response to Fentanyl Crisis

PROVIDENCE — Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association Executive Director Sid Wordell joined federal, state and public health officials last week to address the fentanyl crisis and the importance of provisions included in the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) related to the fentanyl crisis.

Source: jgpr.net
Rhode Island Police Chiefs' Association taps Chief Lynch to lead - Vimarsana News

Rhode Island Police Chiefs' Association taps Chief Lynch to lead

Bristol Police Chief Lynch to lead chiefs' association