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Rhode Island State Police make multiple arrests for outstanding warrants

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WEST WARWICK — In a series of arrests, Rhode Island State Police took into custody individuals on outstanding warrants for various offenses, including driving with a suspended license and shoplifting.

At 9:57 a.m., Angela Wilkinson, 48, of West Warwick, was arrested by troopers responding to the Rhode Island Traffic Tribunal.

Wilkinson had multiple bench warrants for failing to appear for arraignment on charges of driving with a suspended license, a fourth offense, from both the Warwick Police Department and the Coventry Police Department, as well as an affidavit and arrest warrant for shoplifting.

She was processed at the Lincoln Woods Barracks and turned over to the Coventry Police Department.

Later in the day, at 6:45 p.m., Doris Natal, 40, of Central Falls, was arrested following a motor vehicle accident investigation on Route 95 in Providence.

Natal had an active warrant for failing to appear for arraignment on a shoplifting charge from the Warwick Police Department.

She was processed at the Lincoln Woods Barracks and later transported to the Adult Correctional Institution – Women’s Intake Center.

The final arrest of the day occurred at 11:43 p.m. when Jason Depina, 22, also of Central Falls, was stopped on Warrington Street in Providence.

Depina had an active warrant for failing to appear for arraignment on a charge of assault with intent to commit a felony from the Central Falls Police Department.

After processing at the Lincoln Woods Barracks, he was taken to the Adult Correctional Institution – Men’s Intake Center.

Captain David Bassignani, District “A” Commander of the Rhode Island State Police, is available for contact at 401-764-5604 or through the provided email for further inquiries regarding the arrests.

For media inquiries, please contact Captain Bassignani at the Rhode Island State Police.

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