Rhode Island
Rhode Island school collects donations to pay cartel ‘coyote’ who brought boy to US: emails
A Rhode Island faculty inspired lecturers to donate cash to assist repay a cartel “coyote” who introduced considered one of its college students to the US, in response to leaked emails.
Emails shared to Twitter on Friday confirmed Mount Nice Excessive College Assistant Principal Stefani Harvey asking her colleagues to present cash to assist an unnamed scholar repay a $5,000 debt to the cartel member.
The assistant principal stated that the boy was $2,000 in need of his aim on the time the e-mail was despatched.
“We have now a scholar who got here to America with ‘Coyote’ which is a gaggle that helps folks,” Harvey wrote within the e mail. “This group offers you a time-frame to make a fee of $5000 {dollars} to these, who deliver them to the states.”
Harvey stated the coed wanted to lift the cash by Feb. 1.
She seemed to be unaware that “coyote” is slang used to discuss with smugglers who deliver migrants throughout the border from Mexico for money.
In one other e mail shared to social media, Mount Nice Excessive College Principal Tiffany Delaney stated the cash collected can be returned as a result of the request was “not acceptable.”
“I used to be knowledgeable there was an e mail in search of monetary assist for considered one of our college students,” Delaney wrote. “I respect the college and workers contributing to a trigger that helps a scholar, however the nature of the request is just not acceptable.”
Windfall Public College District Spokesman Nick Domings instructed Fox Information that the emails posted to social media had been genuine and a probe into the incident is underway.
“I can affirm that the e-mail in query was despatched to workers at Mount Nice Excessive College,” Domings stated in an announcement. “The varsity’s principal instantly took steps to have a retraction issued when she discovered of the e-mail. The Windfall Public College District is now investigating.”
Domings added that the college district wouldn’t be commenting additional on the “ongoing personnel issues to make sure the right processes can happen”
We likely won’t see much of the sun for the remainder on 2024, certainly not the final weekend of the year!
Clouds are increasing tonight ahead of the next storm system. As temperatures fall below freezing overnight, we’ll be watching for the possibility of freezing rain early Saturday morning.
This could lead to a glaze of ice on roads, driveways and sidewalks. Areas north and west of 295 are the most likely trouble spots, but we could even see areas south and east of this get some.
Temperatures will quickly rise well-above freezing by 10am and will see just plain rain showers, with otherwise cloudy skies.
Sunday morning will be showery as well. We catch a small break Sunday afternoon, but late Sunday night, rain returns and gets heavier into Monday.
The sun makes its final appearance of 2024 on New Year’s Eve Tuesday before yet another round of rain shortly after ball drop into New Year’s Day.
Colder air then builds in for the end of the week, as the beginning of January looks very cold across the Northeast.
Two people were killed and another injured in a head-on crash in Foster, Rhode Island, on Christmas Eve.
Police tell NBC10 Boston affiliate WJAR that they responded to the crash around 3:10 p.m. Tuesday on Hartford Pike and found two vehicles in the eastbound lane with heavy front-end damage, as well as three people with serious injuries.
An investigation shows one vehicle was traveling westbound when it crossed over into the eastbound lane in an attempt to pass several other cars, and struck another vehicle head-on, according to WJAR.
The driver of the first vehicle — identified as Aaron McCrory, of Danielson, Connecticut — was taken to Rhode Island Hospital where he was pronounced dead, WJAR reports. A passenger in the second vehicle — identified as Sandi Brooks, of Vernon, Conn. — was also taken to Rhode Island Hospital where she died from her injuries.
The driver of the second vehicle was injured in the crash and taken to Rhode Island Hospital where they are in stable condition, police tell WJAR.
Further details about the crash have not been released.
Rhode Island
Woman dies in Rhode Island car crash 1 month after husband of 58 years died unexpectedly
Two people are dead and another injured after a vehicle collision on Tuesday in Rhode Island.
Crews responded to the area of 212 Hartford Pike in Foster at approximately 3:15 p.m. for a two-car head-on crash with one occupant still trapped in the vehicle and not breathing.
According to WJAR 10, a vehicle traveling westbound crossed over into the eastbound lane attempting to pass several vehicles.
The operator of the passing vehicle, 34-year-old Aaron McCrory of Danielson, Connecticut, was brought to Rhode Island Hospital where he was pronounced deceased.
The passenger of the second vehicle, 81-year-old Sandi Brooks of Vernon, Connecticut, was also transported to Rhode Island Hospital where she was pronounced deceased.
The driver of the second vehicle is in stable condition at Rhode Island Hospital.
82-year-old Neil Brooks, who was married to Sandi for 58 years, passed away suddenly on Wednesday, November 27, 2024.
While the crash was a terrible tragedy, we can hope that Neil and Sandi are together again.
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