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"PROVIDENCE — Police have charged a 32-year-old North Providence man with murder in a fatal shooting early Saturday morning on Julian Street. Kenneth Hernandez was interviewed at police headquarters over the weekend and later charged with the murder of David Camacho, 32, of Providence. Hernandez is scheduled to be arraigned Monday afternoon in District Court, Providence. Providence police Maj. David Lapatin said Hernandez and Camacho had been at a nightclub together prior to the shooting, and had traveled in the same car to Julian Street with plans to go to an "after-hours party" nearby on Ryans Lane."
Also, the Providence police log has reported this murder as taking place at 58 Julian St..
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Originally Posted by redplum33
Here is a picture of the Julian Street (Olneyville) murder suspect Kenneth Hernandez:
"Prosecutors have dropped a first-degree murder charge against a Rhode Island man who had been accused of fatally shooting his friend, because surveillance video showed he was not at the scene of the crime.
The Providence Journal reported that 33-year-old Kenneth Hernandez, of Cranston, was allowed by a judge to walk out of court and go home on Thursday. "
"Prosecutors have dropped a first-degree murder charge against a Rhode Island man who had been accused of fatally shooting his friend, because surveillance video showed he was not at the scene of the crime.
The Providence Journal reported that 33-year-old Kenneth Hernandez, of Cranston, was allowed by a judge to walk out of court and go home on Thursday. "
WOW that must bring a sigh of relief...
But I guess that means the killer is still out there somewhere.
"Shortly after 9:30 PM Friday night, police responded to Cypress Street by Billy Taylor Park for reports of shots fired.
Police found more than a dozen spent shell casings on the pedestrian footbridge.
Shortly after investigating that scene, police then received reports for possible shots fired into the Providence Fire Station at the intersection of North Main Street and Branch Avenue.
Upon arrival, police observed damage to the front fire door as well as the window, and observed two bullet fragments inside of the station."
"Shortly after 9:30 PM Friday night, police responded to Cypress Street by Billy Taylor Park for reports of shots fired.
Police found more than a dozen spent shell casings on the pedestrian footbridge.
What is that like the 3rd shooting incident there this year??? That park is heart of the Mt. Hope 'hood.
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Lots of shots fired in Mt Hope (East Side)
