COUNTY PUBLIC RECORDS • RHODE ISLAND

Providence County Warrant Search

Published warrant information and wanted bulletins for Providence County, RI.

7 Source Records
Presumption of Innocence
County resource checked: Nov 7, 2026

Rhode Island Division of Sheriffs - Providence County Unit

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Wanted Persons in Providence County

7 people · 7 warrant records · Last verified Nov 7, 2026
WANTED PERSONSOfficial source ↗

This list includes selected wanted persons published by Rhode Island Division of Sheriffs - Providence County Unit, not all active warrants in Providence County.

PersonCharges
Jonathan D. Espinal
Felony Assault With A Firearm
Alex Vigniero
First Degree Murder
Sergio Salazar
First Degree Murder
Olalekan Olawusi
AG Request Warrant - Sealed, Murder - 1st Degree and Child Abuse - 1st Degree
Rigoberto Vasquez
DUI Death Resulting
Julio Merida
Murder (two counts)
Oldon Louis
Fully Extraditable Affidavit and Arrest Warrant for Domestic Violence - Murder/Assault with a Dangerous Weapon.
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