Little Compton Police: Owner cited after dog bite

Posted 12/16/20

Monday, Dec. 7

At 10:06 am, a resident asked to speak to an officer about annoying phone calls.

An Old Main Road resident contacted police at 11:16 pm about a trespassing complaint.

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Little Compton Police: Owner cited after dog bite

Posted

Monday, Dec. 7

At 10:06 am, a resident asked to speak to an officer about annoying phone calls.

An Old Main Road resident contacted police at 11:16 pm about a trespassing complaint.

A Francis Lane resident called at 1:13 pm to request police assistance regarding a person at the residence who is refusing to leave.

Tuesday, Dec. 8

Nancy B. Westfeldt, 72, of 107 Shaw Road, Little Compton, was issued a summons for an animals at large count at 10:15 am after police received a complaint that a dog had bitten a person.

Wednesday, Dec. 9

Police were called to Wilbur & McMahon School at 3:12 pm for a minor motor vehicle accident.

Friday, Dec. 11

At 11:31 am, a caller from Wilbur & McMahon School asked to speak to an officer about unspecified suspicious activity at the school.

Saturday, Dec. 12

At 12:50 pm, a caller contacted the station regarding a sex offender notification.

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