The following is a synopsis of the Warren Police logs for Monday, May 19-Sunday, May 25:

Monday, May 19
Warren Police enjoyed a rather calm beginning to the work week. An officer responded to an animal complaint from Baker Street at just after 8:30 a.m. Upon arrival, they found the dog had been retrieved by its owner. Later in the day, around 5:15 p.m. in response to a disturbance call, the officer on scene found there to be no argument taking place and the call was deemed accidental.

Tuesday, May 20
The work load changed quickly the following day, in fact it started at the stroke of midnight with a motor vehicle stop at Child Street and Arthur Avenue that led to an arrest. Meaghan E. Sullivan, 27, of 404 Maple St., Apt. #R, Barrington was charged with Driving With Suspended/Revoked/Cancelled License - 4th + Offense, operation of unregistered vehicle, operating motor vehicle without insurance - 1st offense and display of plates. She was later released with court paperwork provided.
Wednesday, May 21

A good Samaritan entered police headquarters at about 10:15 a.m. after having found a debit card at a location on Market Street. Contact was made the owner, who said the card had already been reported missing and cancelled. The card was shredded for security purposes.

Thursday, May 22
Police continued an investigation of a larceny complaint from a Main Street operation at 4:14 p.m.. A theft suspect had returned to the location and was once again alleged to have shoplifted an item or items. The person departed the spot without capture and the surrounding communities were notified.

Friday, May 23
Police were called to the scene on Old Market Street at 8:40 a.m, after receiving a call of a low hanging wire. The officer on scene out to assist with the situation reported cable had fallen pole to pole, making the road impassible. Verizon was notified, but reported back the wire did not belong to the company. Full Channel was then notified to respond to the matter.

Warren Police and Fire were called to an emergency rescue call from a Market Street location at about 7:45 p.m. Public safety personnel were told a female party had fallen down and appeared to have a head injury and was unconscious. The person was transported to Rhode Island Hospital for further medical attention.

Saturday, May 24
Another case of a good deed occurred at about 11:45 a.m. when a person entered police headquarters after having found an apparent lost cell phone on Railroad Avenue. Contact was made with the owner via the phone and it was returned to them about 10 minutes later.

Sunday, May 25
A person matching the description of an alleged thief was picked up at Pawtucket Police Headquarters at approximately 9:30 a.m. A Warren officer took the subject into custody, processed and later transported to the Adult Correctional Institution. Gabriel S. Hill, 35, of 48 W. Allenton Road, North Kingstown, faces two charges of shoplifting.