'First Responder Ride' To Honor Warren's Fallen Asst. Fire Chief

WARREN, RI — The Warren community will come together Wednesday to honor one of its own, killed in a shooting last week. The town's fire department will hold a "first responder ride" through Bristol and Warren to honor former Assistant Fire Chief Brian Remy.

The procession will include first responder vehicles from around the region, the Warren Fire Department said. It will kick off at 8:30 p.m. and follow this route:

• Start at 360 Market Street, heading south to Arlington Avenue, then continuing south along Arlington Avenue to Metacom Avenue, continuing to Tupelo Street in Bristol.
• The procession will then turn right onto Tupelo Street, heading west, continuing to Hope Street.
• Right onto Hope Street, heading North, continuing back to Warren along Main Street to Child Street.
• Right onto Child Street, then right onto Railroad Avenue, ending at fire headquarters at the corner of Railroad Avenue and Joyce Street.

Remy,66, was killed in a shooting at the Italo-American Club on Thursday. A lifelong Warren resident, Remy was a 40-year veteran of the fire department and the assistant fire chief. Fire Chief James Sousa called him "a dedicated member of the department ... [who] always answered the call" to help his community.