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| Buglary Puts Warden In Hot Water |
| By projo.com |
| Published: 02/11/2011 |
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A deputy warden at one of the medium security units at the Adult Correctional Institutions has been placed on leave with pay after he was arrested over the weekend on charges he and another man burglarized a condominium in Maine, a Corrections Department spokeswoman said Tuesday. Robert Vitale, 48, of Foster, the deputy warden in charge of the Donald Price Medium Security Unit at the ACI in Cranston, was arrested in Rangeley, Maine, Saturday after a couple renting a condominium there said Vitale and another man, William Kessler, 49, of Athol, Mass., entered their unit and took four wine glasses, Rangeley police said. They were each charged with one count of burglary, a felony, and a count of misdemeanor theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, Rangeley Officer Ron Wood said. Corrections spokeswoman Ann Fortin said the Corrections Department was aware of Vitale’s arrest and said Vitale had been put on administrative leave, “pending further developments with respect to the case.” Read More. |
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