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Three suspects arrested in Bristol narcotics investigation . Photo courtesy Bristol Police Dept . Bristol, R.I. —  Bristol Police Chief Josue Canario announces the arrest of three individuals as a result of a narcotics investigation by Bristol Police over the past several months. During the course of the investigation 36-year-old Kenny Savinon of Bristol was identified as the primary target of the investigation. As a result of the investigation Bristol Police were able to secure an arrest warrant for Savinon. Court authorized search warrants for four properties under the control of Savinon were also obtained. On August 24, 2017 while Savinon was entering his business, Get Liquidated at 15 Gooding Ave, Bristol Police officers approached Savinon and took him into custody without incident. Bristol Police then executed the court authorized search warrants of Savinon’s apartment at 26 Bay View Ave , 1st floor, his business at 15 Gooding Ave, a 2nd floor apartment at 145 Franklin S...

BRISTOL, RI— Police raided four properties in Town on Thursday in connection with the arrest of Kenny Savinon, 36, of Bristol. According to police Chief Josue D. Canario, Savinon, who runs Get Liquidated at 15 Gooding Ave., was the main target of a narcotics investigation that spanned several months. He was taken into custody Thursday on his way into his business. Police searched Get Liquidated and three other addresses after obtaining court- authorized search warrants . K-9 units from the Bristol County Massachusetts Sheriff ’s Office and Middletown Police Department assisted in the search. His first-floor apartment at 26 Bay View Ave ., a second- floor apartment at 145 Franklin St., and a first floor apartment at 34 Central St. were also searched. During the searches, Bristol Police located and seized over 2 ounces of suspected cocaine, approximately 3 grams of heroin, approximately 1 gram of fentanyl, several jars of marijuana, 10 mature marijuana plants , 3 vials of suspected s...

BRISTOL, R.I. (WPRI) – A months- long narcotics investigation in Bristol has resulted in charges against three people. Bristol police said that their investigation led them to 36-year-old Kenny Savinon of Bristol. Officers arrested Savinon outside his business, Get Liquidated, at 15 Gooding Avenue. Investigators also executed several search warrants at the business, his apartment at 26 Bay View Avenue , an apartment at 34 Central Street, and an apartment at 145 Franklin Street. Police said that they seized two grams of cocaine, 3 grams of heroin, 1 gram of fentanyl, several jars of marijuana, several mature marijuana plants , and suspected steroids. Police estimated the value of the drugs seized at about $10,000. Savinon faces seven criminal charges including possession with intent to deliver, conspiracy and maintaining a common nuisance. Police also arrested 24-year-old Lindsey Brissette of 145 Franklin Street, who was charged with possession of heroin, cocaine and fentanyl, and 31...

Katie Mulvaney Journal Staff Writer kmulvane BRISTOL, R.I. — A Bristol business owner is facing charges that he dealt cocaine, heroin and marijuana after a months-long investigation into narcotics trafficking, Chief Josue D. Canario announced Friday . According to the police, officers arrested Kenny Savinon , 36, on a warrant Thursday at his 15 Gooding Ave . business, Get Liquidated, an overstock liquidator. Officers then executed search warrants on four properties under Savinon's control: his apartment at 26 Bay View Ave ., first floor; his Gooding Avenue business ; a second-floor apartment at 145 Franklin Street; and a first-floor apartment at 34 Central St., the police said. Officers seized more than 2 ounces of suspected cocaine ; approximately 3 grams of heroin; 1 gram of the powerful painkiller fentanyl ; 10 mature marijuana; three vials of steroids; and several jars of marijuana with a total estimated street value of $10,000, the police said. The police charged Sav...

Neighbors meeting neighbors is the goal of Sunshine Suppers on the Road with meals at Rolling Prairie and the Sun Prairie Fire Department coming during the next few weeks. After hearing about the first Suppers on the Road held at Hamilton Place apartments , Rolling Prairie resident leaders thought it would make sense for their community. A free hot nutritious meal will be served, there will be games for kids, and adults can hang out and talk with other Rolling Prairie residents . The Aug. 30 Sunshine Supper on the Road, at the Sun Prairie Fire Department , is for the entire community to break bread with local firefighters, police and EMS personnel. Kids will be able to check out fire trucks, police vehicles, ambulance and meet a police dog. The regular Monday Sunshine Suppers , at 1632 W. Main St., have been a strong force in building relationships in the community but Joanna Cervantes , Sunshine Place executive director , says not everyone knows about or can come to the Monday n...

Kingsport Police Department Aug. 21 — A man was located and arrested on a warrant from an incident in July. That’s when he crashed his motorcycle into a fence on Noble Street and fled the area — leaving behind a female passenger with “serious bodily injury.” Along with fleeing the scene of a crash, he was also jailed on a third offense of driving on a revoked license. — Shortly after 1 a.m., a pedestrian on Broad Street stated that a vehicle had pulled alongside him. With a pistol in hand, the unknown occupant asked “if there were any cops,” then drove away. Police searched the area but were unable to locate the vehicle. Aug. 22 A contractor’s truck, which was reported stolen several days prior, was spotted on Lamont Street. When officers attempted to conduct a stop, the driver “fled at low speeds ... cut through a grassy area and onto the Greenbelt.” No pursuit was attempted, but a search of the fitness trail soon found the pickup abandoned in a wooded area near Stonebrook. No occu...