Wanted Warwick Woman Captured By Cranston Cops, Police Say

CRANSTON, RI — A wanted Warwick woman was captured by the Cranston cops during a traffic stop, police said.

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Alicia Moreau, 31, was arrested shortly before noon Wednesday after she was pulled over near the intersection of Norwood Avenue and Narragansett Boulevard, according to the Cranston police.

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Moreau was wanted on charges of obtaining property by false pretense, fraudulent use of food stamps, fraudulently obtaining public assistance, forgery and counterfeiting, and giving a false document to an agent employee of a public official, the Rhode Island State Police said in a media release.

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Moreau was turned over to the state police, according to the Cranston police.

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Moreau was processed at the Hope Valley Barracks, arraigned and released with a court date.

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