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Fall River man on two most wanted lists captured
A Fall River man, that is on both the Fall River Police and the Bristol County District Attorney’s Office most…
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Fall River man added to Bristol County District Attorney’s Most Wanted list
Bristol County District Attorney’s Most Wanted has added a Fall River man to the list. Alan Gaudreau, 56, is wanted…
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Bristol County District Attorney’s Most Wanted adds a new name to their list Monday
Bristol County District Attorney’s Most Wanted has added a new name to their list. Michael Robicheau, 33, of Easton and…
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Three indicted, arraigned on child pornography charge Wednesday
PROVIDENCE – Three Rhode Island men were arrested by FBI agents and arraigned today in federal court on a child…
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Fall River police officer pleads not guilty to list of charges
A Fall River police officer, who was indicted this morning on multiple charges, has been arraigned. According to WPRI 12,…
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Fall River mother accused of abusing child, released by judge
Despite being deemed dangerous, a judge has released a Fall River mother accused of abusing her child. According to WPRI…
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Civil rights and immigrant justice groups urge Supreme Court to keep citizenship question off the 2020 census
Boston, MA – Monday, Lawyers for Civil Rights (LCR) and Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. (Mintz) filed…
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Massachusetts man sentenced to 7 years on multiple child pornography charges
PROVIDENCE, RI – A Malden, Mass., man was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Providence today to 84 months in…
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Fall River wanted shooting suspect in custody Thursday, held without bail
A wanted armed and dangerous suspect from a shooting earlier this year is now in custody according to Bristol County…
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Carter attorney plans to appeal ruling to U.S. Supreme Court
Michelle Carter’s attorney plans to fight her conviction to the highest court in the country. “This should be up to…
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