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Providence man pleads guilty to role in 3 fraud schemes

PROVIDENCE – A city resident faces two counts of wire fraud and one of theft of public funds and money laundering after admitting to...

R.I. man pleads guilty to money laundering charge

BOSTON – A Rhode Island man has pleaded guilty to his involvement in a sophisticated money laundering and drug trafficking organization, the U.S. District...
ALFRED APPIAH, a former Ørsted A/S information technology specialist who plead guilty in federal court to three counts of wire fraud back in February for using a company credit card for personal expenses, has been sentenced to seven months in federal prison and ordered to pay $158,850 in restitution. / COURTESY U.S. DISTRICT COURT

Ex-Ørsted employee sentenced to federal prison for credit card misuse

PROVIDENCE – Alfred Appiah, a former Ørsted A/S information technology specialist who in February pleaded guilty to three counts of wire fraud for using...
STUDENTS AND FAMILIES from the now-closed 360 High School in Providence have settled their federal lawsuit against the R.I. Department of Education and the Providence Public School District.

Settlement reached in closure of Providence high school

PROVIDENCE – Multilingual learner students from 360 High School and their families, the Providence Public School District and the R.I. Department of Education have...
THE AMERICAN CIVIL Liberties Union of Rhode Island Inc. and the city of Pawtucket have settled a federal lawsuit over searches of firefighters' lockers.

ACLU of R.I., Pawtucket settles lawsuit over fire station search

PROVIDENCE – The American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island Inc. and the city of Pawtucket have reached a settlement of a federal lawsuit...
A FORMER EMPLOYEE of Kirkbrae Country Club in Lincoln has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court over claims of sexual harassment and physical assault from coworkers. / COURTESY KIRKBRAE COUNTRY CLUB

Ex-Kirkbrae CC employee files lawsuit alleging sexual, physical harassment

LINCOLN – A former employee of Kirkbrae Country Club has filed a federal lawsuit alleging she received unwanted verbal sexual advances from male coworkers...

U.S. Sailing settles lawsuit against 3 former members, America One Racing

PROVIDENCE – The U.S. Sailing Association, the sport’s national governing body, has settled its federal lawsuit against three former members and America One Racing...

7 charged in mail theft ring at Providence facility

PROVIDENCE – Seven former postal service employees face federal charges for their roles in a mail theft ring at the U.S. Postal Service Processing...

4 Florida men convicted for fraudulent use of stolen personal identities

PROVIDENCE – Four Florida men were convicted for their role in a conspiracy that used stolen personal identifying information to defraud banks of more...
MICHAEL BRIER, 61, former owner and CEO of Providence-based Recovery Connections Centers of America Inc., is expected to plead guilty to a single health care fraud conspiracy charge, according to a report from WJAR-TV NBC 10. / COURTESY U.S. DISTRICT COURT

Report: Recovery center ex-CEO to plead guilty to federal health fraud...

PROVIDENCE – The former CEO of a now defunct addiction treatment organization who was arrested along with a former supervisory counselor on federal health...
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