Monday, Oct. 26
At 1:48 pm, a caller asked to speak to an officer about a phone scam.
Tuesday, Oct. 27
Ricard P. Marley, 52, of 71 King Phillip St., Portsmouth, was arrested by Little …
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Monday, Oct. 26
At 1:48 pm, a caller asked to speak to an officer about a phone scam.
Tuesday, Oct. 27
Ricard P. Marley, 52, of 71 King Phillip St., Portsmouth, was arrested by Little Compton Police on charges of driving under the influence of liquor (blood alcohol concentration unknown), refusing to submit to a chemical test, and driving with a suspended license, third offense. The arrest came after police and rescue responded to a call about an unresponsive man in a car on Old Main Road.
Wednesday, Oct. 28
At 2: 05 pm, police were called to the Brownell Library on The Commons in response to a request that a man be removed for refusing to wear a mask. Officers served the man with a no-trespass order.
Friday, Oct. 30
A wallet found at the voting location was dropped off at the station at 4:34 pm. The owner came in to retrieve it an hour later.
Saturday, Oct. 31
At 1:47 pm, a man brought pistols to the station that he found going through his father-in-law’s estate.
At 3:26 pm, a bank card found in an ATM was delivered to the station.
A caller reported that a vehicle struck a deer in the area of Earl’s Service Station at 6:45 pm. The deer could not be located.