Bristol court mulls multiple cases from fireworks to traffic
In a special session Judge Linehan released Frank K Casala Jr on 200 bail after he pleaded innocent to illegally selling fireworks at a Warren market. State Police pursued charges after a 12 year old was injured by salutes bought at Casala’s store. Other actions include guilty pleas for driving an unregistered vehicle and theft of World War II weapons from a Bristol junior high school display.
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Frank K Casala, Jr
Aaron Ave
Bristol
Water St
Warren
Linehan
Mr Casala
Thomas Morgan
Casala
Ferrara
Daniel W Ackerman
Cincinnati
Metacom Ave
Bruno
Guiteras Junior High School
Barrington
John Medici
James Anthony Egloff
New Meadow Rd
New Meadow
Massasoit Roads
Anthony J Ferrara
David Fogel
Nike
Catherine St
Ferdinand A Bruno
Paul R. Thivierge
Martin St
Hope St
Jeffrey P. Cheetham
Hanly Lane
Cheetham
James L Bergin
James B Linehan
Leo Patrick McGowan
Frank Almeida
Alfred V. Villatico
George E Trainor
William J Serpa
Beach Rd
Pasquale T Annarummo
John O O'Brien
Water St. Warren
William S Atwater
Half Mile Rd
Diamantina Paiva
Dominion Ave
Bnstol
Frank J. Silva
North County St
Providence
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