Monday, Oct. 5
A Long Highway resident contacted police at 9:33 am to express concerns that someone may have been in the residence sometime last night.
Tuesday, Oct. 6
At 12:47 pm, a Long …
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Monday, Oct. 5
A Long Highway resident contacted police at 9:33 am to express concerns that someone may have been in the residence sometime last night.
Tuesday, Oct. 6
At 12:47 pm, a Long Highway resident called 911 to voice fears that someone had just entered the house and to request rescue. The caller was transported to Newport Hospital.
At 9:19 pm, a West Main Road resident called police to report that someone had placed a Craigslist ad for cats using his address and that now people are showing up at his residence.
Wednesday, Oct. 7
At 10:16 am, a caller reported a death at a Little Compton residence. Little Compton and Tiverton emergency personnel and the state Medical Examiner responded.
Thursday, Oct. 8
A 10:59 am caller on Amesbury Lane notified police that an iPhone had been found.
An Indian Road resident called police at 12:38 pm to report that a contractor had verbally assaulted and threatened him.
Police were called to a motor vehicle accident on Watson Way at 4:27 pm. There were no injuries.
Friday, Oct. 9
At 9:01 am, The Barn Restaurant on Main Street told police that threats had been made by a caller.
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