Epstein Secrets

ce. FBI Questions Rhode Island Fire Officials About Concrete Project WPRI (CBS-12) (05/20, Sherman, Nesi, White) reported that FBI agents visited a North Providence firehouse twice last week, asking questions about concrete work conducted under Mayor Charlie Lombardi's administration. Fire Chief John Horan conf

hat an FBI agent is facing gun charges, two of which are in connection to the fatal shooting of a good samaritan in February. The article noted that Benjamin Spinale has been charged with four Counts of Brandishing a Firearm. Only two of those charges are connected to the death on February 28 of a 61-year-old ma

dence Fire Chief John Horan confirmed to The Breeze this afternoon that last week's FBI visit to the Fruit Hill Ave. fire station was not related to North Providence Fire Department operations. Horan said that agents had some questions for the officer at the station about some concrete work that was completed at

ospital, where he later died. SCSO said there wasn't enough evidence to proceed with criminal charges against the off-duty FBI agent, identified as Benjamin Spinale, 43, for fatally shooting Chamberlain. However, while the investigation was going on, several victims came forward and said Spinale had allegedly br

dence Fire Chief John Horan confirmed to The Breeze this afternoon that last week's FBI visit to the Fruit Hill Ave. fire station was not related to North Providence Fire Department operations. Horan said that agents had some questions for the officer at the station about some concrete work that was completed at

ospital, where he later died. SCSO said there wasn't enough evidence to proceed with criminal charges against the off-duty FBI agent, identified as Benjamin Spinale, 43, for fatally shooting Chamberlain. However, while the investigation was going on, several victims came forward and said Spinale had allegedly br