Multiple Arrests Made in Rhode Island

Rhode Island state troopers made three separate arrests over the course of one evening, resulting in charges related to obtaining property by false pretenses, driving under the influence, and refusing to submit to a chemical test. The arrests took place in various cities and towns across the state, highlighting the ongoing efforts of law enforcement to combat crime and ensure public safety.

Key Takeaways:

• William Ellis, 48, was arrested on multiple charges including obtaining property by false pretenses, fraud use of food stamps, and identity fraud.
• Ellis was processed at the Wickford Barracks and transported to Sixth Division District Court for arraignment.
• Maxwell Ferrara, 62, was arrested for driving under the influence and refusal to submit to a chemical test after a motor vehicle stop in Warwick.
• Ferrara was processed at the Wickford Barracks, arraigned by a justice of the peace, and released to a responsible adult.
• Daniel Johnson, 52, was arrested for driving under the influence and refusal to submit to a chemical test after a motor vehicle stop in North Kingstown.
• Johnson was processed at the BAT Mobile, arraigned by a justice of the peace, and released into the custody of a responsible adult.

Sources:

• Office of the Governor of Rhode Island
• Rhode Island State Police
• Sixth Division District Court
• Wickford Barracks