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He was wanted by the Johnston police, the state police said.

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He was wanted by the Johnston police, the state police said.

He was pulled over on Hartford Avenue, police said.
He was arrested at the conclusion of a narcotics investigation, police said.
He was also charged with receiving stolen goods, police said.
The 17-year-old was charged with gunning down a man in Swift Street in May, police said.
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She was pulled over and arrested in Warwick, police saidd.
He was pulled over and arrested in Johnston, police said.
She was investigated by the Special Victims Unit, police said.
She was investigated by the Special Victims Unit, police said.
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