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How much money did a captured fugitive rapist have while on the run? (opens the original)
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(WJAR) — Sailboats, a Manhattan apartment, pay from a bio-pharmaceutical job. Pinning down the amount of money and assets a fugitive Rhode Island rapist had while on the run is the current focus of his victim’s legal team, after she filed a lawsuit. “Ronald Fischer is a pathological and career liar,” the victim’s son told NBC 10 outside court Wednesday, following a closed-door case update. Fischer, 70, was captured on a sailboat off New York City in July, more than 21 years after he took off dur
Block claims poll shows he can win if Guckian gets out (opens the original)
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(WJAR) — In a poll he paid for, independent gubernatorial candidate Ken Block’s campaign says results show he would beat Democrat Helena Foulkes in a head-to-head matchup. But the campaign for the Rhode Island governor’s office is not a two-person race. It also includes Republican Aaron Guckian and two other independents. Block is trying to show he could win if Guckian gets out. And Guckian’s campaign promptly shot back Tuesday. Block’s poll of 800 likely voters claims he's ahead of Foulkes, 44%
Taxpayer cost of keeping Sgt. Hanley out of work nears $1 million (opens the original)
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — The taxpayer tab to keep an embattled Providence police sergeant off the job is closing in on a million dollars. And the city’s years-long fight to try to fire him is not over. Sgt. Joseph Hanley was accused of roughing up a handcuffed suspect in April 2020, and has been out of work the six-and-a-half years since then. As of now, the city is on the hook to fork over nearly $600,000 in back pay to him. And the city's legal bills are almost $400,000. A Law Enforcement Off
Company targeted in stalled FBI pay-to-play probe has Rhode Island footprint (opens the original)
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A bombshell story with allegations of pay-to-play politics centered on a U.S. senator from Maine involves a company that also has a footprint in Rhode Island. Investigative journalism outlet ProPublica reported Tuesday that the Trump-led Justice Department put the brakes on a potential bribery investigation into campaign donations made to Sen. Susan Collins in 2019, from the head of a marine technology company in Hawaii that received millions in government contracts in Maine not long after. That
Former immigration attorney to appear in federal court (opens the original)
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(WJAR) — A former Central Falls municipal judge pleaded guilty Tuesday to defrauding immigration clients and evading taxes. Joseph Molina Flynn, 43, entered the plea in federal court in Providence Tuesday. Asked by U.S. District Court Chief Judge John McConnell how he pleaded, Molina Flynn replied, “Guilty, your honor.” Federal prosecutors said Molina Flynn collected fees from clients but failed to complete the work they had paid for, including immigration paperwork. Prosecutor Milind Shah said
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