Monday, Jan. 15
A caller complained that a neighbor refused to let cars park anywhere near his home.
A caller told police he accidentally struck a mailbox on Prudence Lane.
Tuesday, Jan. 16
A resident brought in a cell phone that he’d found.
A Libby Lane woman reported getting into an argument with her daughter.
A man complained to police after a large pothole on Coomer Avenue punctured his tire.
A walk-in complained that someone had accessed her email account. Police checked it out and found that no fraud had occurred. They helped her through the issue and assisted as she reset her password.
Wednesday, Jan. 17
A Fatima Drive woman complained that a minivan pulled up in front of her house and the owner stayed in it for more than an hour. Police checked it out and learned that the driver stopped to use the phone.
Police got a complaint that kids were throwing ice and snow at cars on Child Street and Orchard Avenue.
A Metacom Avenue man called police after not hearing from his mom for five days.
A Howland Street woman complained that her ex-boyfriend was sending her threatening text messages.
A caller told police that a man at Church and Main street was swinging a stick. Police dispersed the man, and he ended up getting on a bus.
Thursday, Jan. 18
David W. Lauble, 32, of Warwick, was charged with driving after the denial, suspension or revocation of his license, first offense, after police pulled him over on Sanders Street at 1 a.m.
A Harris Avenue resident complained about barking dogs.
Police dealt with a panhandler on Main Street.
Friday, Jan. 19
A Metacom Avenue man told police that a woman came to his door just after midnight, banged on his door and yelled to let her in. She left a few minutes later.
Warren police got word from their counterparts in Bristol that they had received reports of shots fired near the Audubon center at the Bristol/Warren line.
A Davis Street resident complained that a neighbor had an open burn going and would not extinguish it. Police spoke to the person, who put out the fire.
Saturday, Jan. 20
Richard R. McKenzie, 38, of Nashua, NH, was charged with driving after the denial, suspension or revocation of his license, after police pulled him over on Lutehr Street just before 1 a.m.
An Oak Street man reported being the victim of an Internet scam.
A caller from Mulberry Street reported arguing with her husband.
A caller from Vernon Street called police after spotting a high school-age juvenile “with a street sign hanging out of his back pack.” Police checked it out but couldn’t find any missing signs in the area.
Sunday, Jan. 21
Ryan A. Dupuis, 28, of Warwick, was charged with driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, first offense, resisting arrest and refusal to submit to a chemical test, after police pulled him over at Market Street and Brittney Lane at 3:15 a.m.
A caller reported that two men were at the Laurel Lane shoreline, looking at the 29-foot sailboat that had washed a shore. Police talked to the men and determined they were the owners.