Ex-trooper, wife face assault charge in domestic disputeProvidence Journal, RI
Thomas J. Morgan
November 2, 2007
An ex-state trooper who is the son of District Court Chief Judge Albert E. DeRobbio has been charged, along with his wife, with domestic assault after an incident Tuesday evening at the couple's home, according to the police. Albert E. DeRobbio II, 48, and Lori DeRobbio, 45, - were taken into custody... It was not the first time that officers had been summoned to the DeRobbio residence... A Providence County grand jury indicted Albert DeRobbio in 2004 on charges of assault, assault with a dangerous weapon, obstruction of a police officer and witness intimidation... THE DISPOSITION OF THE CHARGES IN THAT CASE COULD NOT BE DETERMINED YESTERDAY. In April 2005, Albert DeRobbio was arrested for violating two restraining orders that barred contact with his wife because of the charges the year before... MCATEE ORDERED DEROBBIO HELD WITHOUT BAIL. WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THAT COULD NOT BE DETERMINED YESTERDAY...
This is Al DeRobbio, and I would like to be interviewed on the truth of this story and every other story they have about me on growing up a judge's son and where my cases go. d3robbio22@yahoo.com is my email in which you could reach me at.
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DeleteLate judge's son, Albert DeRobbio Jr., facing charges
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Mike McKinney
By Barbara Polichetti
Journal staff writer
http://newsblog.projo.com/2009/01/by-barbara-poli-1.html
Albert E. DeRobbio Jr., son of the late District Court Judge Albert E. DeRobbio Sr., was arrested in Cranston Sunday on misdemeanor charges of domestic disorderly conduct and domestic crank or obscene phone calls, according to police reports.
Police reports state that DeRobbio's wife, Lori, called Cranston police shortly after 7 p.m. and stated that she had received repeated threatening phone calls from her husband and that he insisted that he was going to stay at her home on Uxbridge Street in Cranston.
Lori DeRobbio also told the police that her husband threatened her and her family.
Police officers who went to her home stated that her phone showed evidence of numerous phone calls from DeRobbio, a former state trooper. Also while there, Cranston police observed at least nine more phone calls from him between about 8:26 p.m. and 8:56 p.m.
According to the police report, Lori DeRobbio told her husband that she did not want to speak to him and the marriage was over.
DeRobbio was arrested at his wife's home shortly before 10:30 p.m. Police reports list his address as 61 Deerfield Drive, North Scituate.
Cranston police today declined to comment on the report.
DeRobbio was held overnight at the Cranston police station for arraignment today in District Court.
Judge DeRobbio died on Dec. 22.
All the charges were dropped. Lori DeRobbio did not testify because she did not want to lie
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DeleteWhat would happen if she told the truth?
ReplyDeleteTo the person who tried to post, if you resubmit your comment without calling whole groups of people (politicians and unions) the name that you called them (starts with a "t") then I can approve your post. :)
ReplyDeleteToday we are best of friends and both have changed our lives. WITH THE GRACE OF GOD
ReplyDeleteToday Feburary 2023 with the grace of our God we are best friends. We now teach the grace of forgiveness.
ReplyDeleteWho was the officer and his wife and 3 year old killed by a serial killer right after who was claimed to be the officer who filed the charges on derobbio and who was the serial killer?
ReplyDeleteGee, I wonder who would ask this question.
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