Another shooting/stabbing. (Providence, Cranston, Pawtucket: store, safety, transport)
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3 people were also shot in a separate incident, at Westminster and Bridgham street. I believe that is the Wiggins Village projects, on the edge of the Armory.
The Roger Williams Park incident has been changed from a "homicide" to a "suspicious death". See videos below.
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Originally Posted by massnative71
3 people were also shot in a separate incident, at Westminster and Bridgham street. I believe that is the Wiggins Village projects, on the edge of the Armory.
The location of this incident -- as published by Channel 10 and posted by massnative71 -- is not accurate. It happened on Federal Hill. The exact location isn't completely clear, but I believe it was on Carpenter Street (across from Gotham Court).
^This is just the latest of multiple incidents occurring in that area (on both sides of the city line). Just wondering if you guys still stand by statements such as these?
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Definitely agree and the area around RWP is well sought after in both Cranston and Providence. Yes, in Providence it is Washington Park, but as we have always said one block can make a big difference in Providence.
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Originally Posted by independent man
A lot of "ghetto" talk here is nonsense, meant to bash targeted urban neighborhoods. Living on Roger Williams Park & Parkside Drive remains very desirable. The beautiful Tudor at 439 Park Avenue abutting the pond on Roger Williams Park is one of my favorite houses in Providence. Houses on Parkside Drive and on the park itself have always commanded top dollar.
Are these still recommended areas to live, or does all the recent trouble now give you pause?
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