Crime & Safety

MPD Make Eights Arrests This Weekend

The following arrests were reported by the Middletown Police Department. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.

  • Matthew McColgan, 30, of 23 N Underwood St., Fall River, was arrested on Sunday around 8:38 p.m. on a first offense possession of marijuana charge and a bench warrant. Middletown Police said he was recognized while driving on East Main Road.

 

  • Timothy Sousa, 26, of 6 Osage Dr. was arrested for a first offense possession of marijuana charge after police pulled him over for traveling 35 mph on West Main Road, which  is a posted a 25 mph zone.
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  • Darren Staples, 38, of 25 Buck Rd. was arrested on Friday around 1:57 a.m. on a driving under the influence charge after police said he was swerving down West Main Road.  Staples was also cited with a refusal to submit to a chemical test.
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  • Jessy Martinez, 24, of 27 Sunset Blvd., Newport was arrested on Saturday around 10:47 a.m. on a bench warrant charge after police stopped a car because the driver was not wearing her seat-belt.  A check on Martinez revealed the active warrant.
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  • Jermaine Brewster, 29, of 7 Roy Ave.,  was arrested on Saturday around 5:49 p.m. on a bench warrant charge.  Police said they responded to Kentucky Fried Chicken, where Brewster was working.  Police said he failed to appear and pay for a previous arrest in Newport where he was charged with obstruction of an officer and domestic assault.
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  • Jose Martinez, 24, of 119 Whitehall St., Providence, was arrested on Friday at 9:25 p.m. on two active bench warrants and for driving with a suspended license. 
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  • Michael Garcia, of 35 Bellview Ave., Tiverton was arrested on Friday around 6:40 a.m. on an active bench warrant. 
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  • Randall Rua, 25, of 11 Buck Rd. was arrested on Friday around 6:18 p.m. on a fugitive from justice charge. The warrant was for violating an abuse prevention order and the threat to commit a crime.  He was found as an employee at Chili’s Restaurant on West Main Road.
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