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Community Outreach

Tuesday, December 11, 2018
Kids, Cops and Christmas 2018

Rhode Island State Police photo

The 11th annual Kids, Cops and Christmas Campaign brought in a record number of toys and gifts ensuring that a record number of Rhode Island familes will benefit from this year's collection. The annual program is a joint effort by the Rhode Island State Police, Rhode Island Police Chiefs' Association, U.S. Attorney's Office and the Rhode Island Department of Attorney General to help bring holiday smiles to the faces of children served by several community organizations.  

 

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Tuesday, September 11, 2018
We Will Never Forget. We Will Always Remember. 9-11 remembrance ceremony at RI State Police
We Will Never Forget. We Will Always Remember. 9-11 remembrance ceremony at RI State Police
We Will Never Forget. We Will Always Remember. 9-11 remembrance ceremony at RI State Police

U.S. Attorney's Office photos

We Will Never Forget. We Will Always Remember. September 11th, 2001 & War on Terror Rememberace Ceremony at Rhode Island State Police headquarters.

 

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Tuesday, August 28, 2018
The US Attorney's Office is proud to have participated in and contributed to the 10th annual Kids, Cops and Classrooms campaign organized by the RI State Police. Thousands of dollars' worth of donated backpacks and school supplies are now being distributed to students in need.

U.S. Attorney's Office photo

The US Attorney's Office is proud to have participated in and contributed to the 10th annual Kids, Cops and Classrooms campaign organized by the Rhode Island StatePolice. Thousands of dollars' worth of donated backpacks and school supplies are now being distributed to students in need.

 

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Thursday, July 19, 2018

United States Attorney Stephen G. Dambruch and Rhode Island Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin joined Scott E. Antolik, Special Agent in Charge of the Boston Field Office of the Social Security Administration, Office of the Inspector General/Office of Investigations, recognizing members of the Social Security Administration Cooperative Disability Investigations unit for interrupting approximately $10 million dollars worth of fraudulent claims for Social Security disability benefit and for bringing charges against defendants who fraudulently collected benefits totaling nearly $1 million dollars.

RI Department of Attorney General photo

United States Attorney Stephen G. Dambruch and Rhode Island Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin joined Scott E. Antolik, Special Agent in Charge of the Boston Field Office of the Social Security Administration, Office of the Inspector General/Office of Investigations, recognizing members of the Social Security Administration Cooperative Disability Investigations unit for interrupting approximately $10 million dollars worth of fraudulent claims for Social Security disability benefit and for bringing charges against defendants who fraudulently collected benefits totaling nearly $1 million dollars.

 

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Friday, July 13, 2018
Who’s got talent? There was lots of talent to choose from at this year’s Year Up Providence talent show. AUSA Richard Rose (center) jumped right into the challenge. AUSA Rose is a regular visitor and contributor to the Year Up Providence program.

Year Up Providence photo

Who’s got talent? There was lots of talent to choose from at this year’s Year Up Providence talent show. AUSA Richard Rose (center) jumped right into the challenge. AUSA Rose is a regular visitor and contributor to the Year Up Providence program.

 

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Friday, May 25, 2018
Congratulations to the 130th graduating class of the Rhode Island Municipal Training Academy

RI State Police photo

Congratulations to the 130th graduating class of the Rhode Island Municipal Training Academy

 

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Wednesday, May 23, 2018
4 Legs to Stand on at Cranston High School East

US Attorney's Office photo

350 juniors at Crantson High School East attended the final performance of the season of 4 Legs to Stand on. The real-life drama about a family with one member dealing with addiction while another battles a serious illness was the final high school performance of the school year, presented by the United States Attorney's office and COAAST. 

 

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Thursday, May 17, 2018
27th annual Rhode Island State Police Memorial Ceremony
27th annual Rhode Island State Police Memorial Ceremony
27th annual Rhode Island State Police Memorial Ceremony
27th annual Rhode Island State Police Memorial Ceremony

US Attorney's office photos

A moving tribute to the deceased members of the Rhode Island State Police at today’s 27th Annual Rhode Island State Police Memorial Service. The names of each member of the Rhode Island State Police lost in the line of duty or who passed away in the past 12 months was read aloud as members of law enforcement stood at attention and saluted. A rifle salute, a moving rendition of Taps, and the playing of bagpipes followed.

 

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Tuesday, May 15, 2018
The United States Attorney's Office is honored to participate in today's Cranston Police Department's Police Memorial Ceremony in honor of fallen Law Enforcement Officers.

US Attorney's Office photo

The United States Attorney's Office is honored to participate in today's Cranston Police Department's Police Memorial Ceremony in honor of fallen Law Enforcement Officers.

 

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Tuesday, May 15, 2018
Who had more fun celebrating Reading Week at the Frank Spaziano Elementary School Annex today – Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Rose or the first grade students?
Who had more fun celebrating Reading Week at the Frank Spaziano Elementary School Annex today – Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Rose or the first grade students?

U.S. Attorney's Office photos

Who had more fun celebrating Reading Week at the Frank Spaziano Elementary School Annex – Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Rose or the first grade students?

 

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