Little Compton Police: Driver injured in rollover

Posted 5/19/21

Wednesday, May 12

At 3:53 pm, residents of Tambourline Lane reported an email scam.

Thursday, May 13

Police and rescue responded to West Main Road with help from Tiverton police at 1:43 am …

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Little Compton Police: Driver injured in rollover

Posted

Wednesday, May 12

At 3:53 pm, residents of Tambourline Lane reported an email scam.

Thursday, May 13

Police and rescue responded to West Main Road with help from Tiverton police at 1:43 am after receiving a call from a resident who heard a motor vehicle accident and could see lights in the area. Officers arrived to find a vehicle rolled over, an electric pole snapped and mailboxes damaged. The occupant had managed to get out of the vehicle but was injured and taken to Rhode Island Hospital. National Grid arrived to replace the pole.

Saturday, May 15

At 3:23 pm, one vehicle backed into another at the Transfer Station on Amy Hart Path.

Police arrested Eric Edwin Schultheis, 40, of San Diego, California, on a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol, blood alcohol level of .15 percent or greater. The vehicle was pulled over northbound on Stone Church Road at 10:10 pm.

Sunday, May 16

At 10:06 am, a Tiverton motorist was cited for driving with an expired license after a traffic stop A deer was hit and injured on Swamp Road and had to be put down. At 11 am.

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