Ex-Worker Accused Of Bomb Threat; Teen Drives Into Pond: PM Patch RI

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• Ex-Worker At Taylor Farms In North Kingstown Makes Bomb Threat: Police: North Kingstown police say Ramon Pica, 42, of Providence, told officers he was going to place a bomb in his supervisor's car.
• Teen Drives Into Pond Near Cranston Walmart In Police Chase: Reports: During the chase, the car — a Ford Escape that was reported stolen out of Glocester — also side-swept another car, reports say.
• 7 Winning Lottery Tickets Each With $5K Prize Sold At Tiverton Store: The winner told RI lottery officials she played the numbers her late grandmother used to play and will use the money for student loans.

Here are some more Rhode Island Patch headlines you may have missed:

• See RI Senior Living Communities Among Best In America, U.S. News Says
• Newport Navy Choristers Holding Benefit Concert To Help Veterans
• 2 Attempted Providence Home Invaders Stabbed By Tenant: Reports
• Roger Williams University: Criminal Justice Grad Inspired To Keep Communities Safe As Criminal Investigator
• MA Man Accused Of Vandalizing Pumps At Tiverton Gas Station
• Town Of Portsmouth: Town Administrator's Budget Proposal
• Child Molestation; 4 Domestic Assaults: Cranston Police Arrest Log
• Town Of South Kingstown: High School Bond Referendum Reminder
• Drug Charges; Assault; Breaking And Entering: Coventry Police Log
• Town Of Portsmouth Looking To Hire Police Department Custodian
• A Warm Start To The Week, Then Possibly Some Rain: RI Weekly Weather
• Aquidneck Island National Police Parade Scheduled For Next Month
• 2 Women Die In Rhode Island State Prison Within 3 Days
• While Interning In D.C., Roger Williams Student Publishes Article On Gender Apartheid In 'Ms. Magazine.'

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