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Rhode Island’s Wild Week in Brief | Providence News
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A New York man faces charges for allegedly spending over $13,000 on Pokémon cards with a fake credit card—caught red-handed at a Raynham store. Meanwhile, a disabled train snarled traffic in Cumberland, while a squid-spilling tractor-trailer shut down Narragansett’s road for seven hours. Weather’s turning sunny and warm after a wet Monday, and Providence’s fire department is upgrading with new ambulances and a rescue unit to handle rising emergency calls. Tragically, a woman from East Providence died after a fall at a nail salon in Barrington, and RISD briefly closed parts of Benefit and College Streets after a small building fire. And in Rhode Island, fugitive Ronald Fischer, now captured, will get a taxpayer-funded lawyer despite frozen assets—showing how legal fallout follows every arrest.
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