Crime
Public helps identify Rhode Island woman accused of breaking into Hotel for Homeless Dogs
The Cumberland Police Department has reported that an arrest has been made in the unlawful breaking and entering at the Hotel for Homeless Dogs on Martin Street in Cumberland on October 5th.
Deborah Dyson, a 57-year-old from Woonsocket, was arrested earlier today and has been charged with one count of breaking and entering into a business during the daytime.
Dyson will be presented for arraignment later today at 6th District Court.
Chief Benson reports, “I would like to recognize the outstanding police work by the Cumberland Police Detectives involved in this case and for the public’s assistance in helping to identify Ms. Dyson. I’m grateful that we were able to swiftly identify and locate Ms. Dyson and that she will ultimately be held accountable for her actions.”
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