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Providence's Duncan Powell Pleads Not Guilty to Charges Resulting From Altercation with Woman
Powell pleaded not guilty to a Cranston domestic violence charge and was released on $1,000 bail with a no-contact order.
- On Thursday, Providence College basketball player Duncan Powell pleaded not guilty to domestic assault and disorderly conduct charges in Kent County District Court and was released on a $1,000 personal recognizance bond.
- Powell faces separate charges for a Saturday altercation in Providence where a woman alleged injury from a thrown water bottle, and a subsequent incident in Cranston involving alleged threats to use a firearm.
- The Cranston Police Department responded to reports of an allegedly armed Powell outside a residence; officers determined he did not possess a firearm, though people inside reportedly hid when he arrived.
- Conditions of his release include no contact with the victim, though Powell may travel to Texas; attorney Elizabeth Payette and Powell declined to comment outside the courthouse.
- The Providence and Cranston events are being handled as separate legal occurrences as Powell's domestic violence case proceeds under court supervision in both jurisdictions.
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Providence's Duncan Powell pleads not guilty to charges resulting from altercation with woman
Providence basketball player Duncan Powell for the second time this week has pleaded not guilty to domestic assault and disorderly conduct charges stemming from a weekend altercation with a woman that started in Providence and continued in the suburb of Cranston.
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