Police Log: More Mother Trouble

Monday, June 17

10:42 a.m. – A Saunderstown woman told police someone had fraudulently charged $6,100 on her credit card on May 25 at a Home Depot outside of Rhode Island. She said someone had also tried to withdraw $2,825 from her checking account via Western Union on June 12. Her bank approved the transfer but was able to cancel it before it was picked up. The same exact transaction was attempted on June 14, only this time it was approved and picked up before her bank was able to stop it.

2:04 p.m. – Police arrested Todd M. Alicea, 22, of Nickerson Street in Pawtucket, on a warrant after someone from Sunshine Daycare reported seeing a man walking outside the building with a hammer in his hand. Police found him on Davisville Road. He said he was walking to his job and was carrying the hammer because it was uncomfortable with it in his backpack. Routine checks turned up the warrant for failure to appear. He was taken into custody and turned over to the sheriff’s department.

3:14 p.m. – Police arrested Jamie D. Iannitelli, 50, of Shippee Avenue in West Warwick, for willful trespassing and disorderly conduct after returning to her daughter’s apartment complex after being arrested for trespassing there on Sunday, June 16. She was repeatedly verbally hostile and refused to leave, insisting she would only leave if with her daughter and granddaughters were with her. Her daughter had a no-trespass order issued for her mother on Sunday. Because of all this, police took her into custody and issued a no-trespass order for the apartment complex. During her arraignment, Iannitelli threatened to shoot her daughter’s boyfriend and shoot the justice of the peace presiding over the arraignment as well as all other judges, according to the police report. Because of that, the justice of the peace ordered her held overnight. She was transferred to the ACI.