Little Compton Police: Crash leads to DUI, gun charges

Posted 8/26/20

Monday, Aug. 17

After responding to a 10:19 pm domestic disturbance call, police arrested Akilah Joyce M. Nelson, 28, of Fall River, on charges of domestic disorderly conduct and domestic …

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Little Compton Police: Crash leads to DUI, gun charges

Posted

Monday, Aug. 17

After responding to a 10:19 pm domestic disturbance call, police arrested Akilah Joyce M. Nelson, 28, of Fall River, on charges of domestic disorderly conduct and domestic vandalism.

Tuesday, Aug. 18

Two matching Massachusetts license plates were found atop a stone wall at 9:24 am. The owner later came to the station to retrieve the plates.

Wednesday, Aug. 19

At 7:47 pm, police were called to an accident involving a car that crashed into a stone wall. They later arrested the driver, Timothy E. Billington, 63, of 61 Adelard Ave., Tiverton, on charges of driving under the influence of liquor, blood alcohol concentration unknown, carrying a pistol without a license, and carrying a weapon while under the influence of liquor.

Thursday, Aug. 20

Police responded to a motor vehicle accident at 10:48 am. Although the driver received injuries, she declined transport to the hospital.

Saturday, Aug. 22

At 8:17 am, a caller reports that someone had damaged his trees the day before.

After a 10:38 am motor vehicle stop, police cited Kyle T. Gaspar, 26, of 209 Brayton Point Road, Westport, with driving with a revoked license, second offense.

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