SHOOTING

Around 4:30 p.m., Friday, May 27, Warwick Police received reports of gun shots heard at Fast Freddies gas station, 2003 Post Road.

Warwick Police Officers arrived on scene and located discharged shell casings on Fresno Road, according to a press release.

A man later arrived at Kent County Memorial Hospital with what police described as a “non-life threatening gunshot wound.”

The victim reported to have been struck while attempting to enter Fast Freddies,” according to police. “It appears the suspect and victim knew each other and this was not a random incident. There is no threat to public safety at this time.”

Warwick Police Detectives are still investigating the incident.

 DUI

At 8:07 p.m., May 19, a Lyft Driver called police to report one of his fares was allegedly intoxicated, and drove away after getting dropped off.

Warwick Police were notified of a possibly intoxicated driver that just left the Grid Iron Ale House, 1599 Post Road.

“The reporting party, a Lyft Driver, picked up an intoxicated male, dropped him off at Grid Iron Ale House and watched him walk to his vehicle and drive south on Post Road,” Warwick Police Officer Justin N. Martin wrote in the arrest report. The driver gave police the vehicle’s make and model, a gray 2009 Ford Flex, and registration.

The driver told police the vehicle was entering Route 95 North from the Airport Connector.

Martin took the same route, found the vehicle and started to follow the driver in the far right lane.

“I observed the vehicle cross over the solid white fog line with both its passenger side front and rear tires,” Martin wrote. “I followed the vehicle for a little over a mile as I waited for a safe place to conduct a motor vehicle stop. While following the vehicle, it maintained a slow speed that was significantly slower than normal traffic around him and he continuously was swerving to the left and right in his lane.”

Martin stopped the vehicle and identified the driver as Kevin Cahill, 38, of 31 Philmont Ave., Cranston.

“Immediately while speaking with Cahill, I observed his eyes to be droopy and his speech to be slurred,” Martin wrote.

Warwick Police Sgt. Derek Mourato, assigned to the Driving Under the Influence detail, was dispatched to the scene.

Cahill submitted to a series of standardized field sobriety tests.

Cahill was arrested for Suspicion of DUI. His vehicle was towed from the scene. He was also cited with a Laned Roadway violation.

At 9:05 p.m., Cahill consented to a chemical breath test. Police said the sample tested over the legal limit for alcohol. Cahill was ultimately charged with DUI Drugs/Alcohol (Second Offense, 0.15 BAC or Greater)

LARCENY

At 3:15 p.m., May 23, an East Greenwich man called Warwick Police to report the theft of a catalytic converter.

Police responded to the Cornerstone Group, 931 Jefferson Boulevard, to speak to the victim, who arrived at work at 9 a.m. that day and parked in the rear parking lot behind the building.

Around 1 p.m., he went to his vehicle, a 2008 Toyota Prius, to go to lunch and noticed that it was making a strange noise, according to the police incident report.

The victim initially called AAA for the vehicle to be towed, but was advised that the catalytic converter was missing from his vehicle. That’s when he called police.

The victim told police he would like to press criminal charges if they find a suspect.

LARCENY

At 12:54 p.m., May 23, Warwick Police were dispatched to UniFirst Uniform Services, 33 Lambert Lind Highway, for the report of a catalytic converter theft.

The victim, a Lakeville, Massachusetts man, told police that he parked his vehicle, a red Honda CR-V, in the lot between UniFirst and Bo’s Bar and Billiard, parallel to Cardi Street, around 7:30 a.m.

He returned to his vehicle around 12:30 p.m. and attempted to start the vehicle and “heard the exhaust sound very loud.” He checked under the vehicle and saw the catalytic converter was missing.

The victim told police he would like to press criminal charges if they find a suspect.