East Providence Police Chief Michael J. Rapoza reported via press release on Friday morning that three adults who were previously taken into custody in connection with Wednesday's shooting at Sabin Point Park in Riverside have now been arrested and charged. Three juveniles were also charged.

Hunter St. George, 18, of Pawtucket, was arrested and charged with:

• Assault with Intent to Commit Specified Felonies
• Using a Firearm when Committing a Crime of Violence
• Carrying Dangerous Weapons or Substances when Committing a Crime of Violence
• Carrying a Pistol Without a Required License
• Possession of a Large Capacity Feeding Device
• Firing in a Compact Area
• Conspiracy
• Obstructing an Officer

Johnathan Nicoletti, 20, of Providence, was arrested and charged with:

• Assault with Intent to Commit Specified Felonies
• Using a Firearm when Committing a Crime of Violence
• Conspiracy
• Obstructing an Officer

Matthew Raposa, 18, of East Providence, was arrested and charged with:

• Assault with Intent to Commit Specified Felonies
• Using a Firearm when Committing a Crime of Violence
• Conspiracy
• Obstructing an Officer

The suspects were arraigned in court on Thursday afternoon and were held without bail.

The three involved juveniles — a 16-year-old female from East Providence, a 17-year-old female from East Providence, and a 16-year-old male from East Providence — were remanded to the Rhode Island Training School.

They each face the following charges:

• Using a Firearm when Committing a Crime of Violence
• Assault with Intent to Commit Specified Felonies
• Conspiracy
• Obstructing an Officer

The 20-year-old victim remains in serious condition at Rhode Island Hospital.

Incident narrative

On Wednesday, Nov. 11, at about 11:35 a.m., officers responded to the area of the park's boat ramp for a report of a man shot. Shortly after arriving, officers located several suspects fleeing the scene and took them into custody.

Investigators recovered a pistol. The Rhode Island State Police Dive Team assisted by searching the water during the investigation but found no additional evidence.

An investigation into the shooting, led by Detectives from the East Providence Police Department's Major Crimes and Bureau of Criminal Identification units, is active and ongoing.