Rhode Island § 12-2.2-4 § 12-2.2-4. Continuing powers of state and local police.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 12-2.2-4 — § 12-2.2-4. Continuing powers of state and local police.

Rhode Island § 12-2.2-4

Title 12Criminal Procedure

Ch. 12-2.2Capitol Police for Public Buildings

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 12-2.2-4 (2026).

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§ 12-2.2-4. Continuing powers of state and local police.
Appointment of capitol police officers pursuant to this chapter shall in no way limit
            the powers, authority, and responsibility of state police and police of the various
            cities and towns to enforce state law and municipal ordinances on property owned or
            leased by the state of Rhode Island. The division of state police and city and town
            police shall assist capitol police officers in matters relating to the detention and
            arraignment of prisoners for court. Capitol police officers shall submit reports concerning
            an arrest to the department of public safety and the division processing the arrest,

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§ 12-2.2-4. Continuing powers of state and local police.

Appointment of capitol police officers pursuant to this chapter shall in no way limit the powers, authority, and responsibility of state police and police of the various cities and towns to enforce state law and municipal ordinances on property owned or leased by the state of Rhode Island. The division of state police and city and town police shall assist capitol police officers in matters relating to the detention and arraignment of prisoners for court. Capitol police officers shall submit reports concerning an arrest to the department of public safety and the division processing the arrest, whether the division of state police or the police in the city or town the state owned property is located.