Recent Motor Vehicle Accidents in Rhode Island: April, 2026


Reckless Driving

Tiverton Man Charged with Reckless Driving Following Motor Vehicle Crash

On Wednesday, April 15, 2026, Rhode Island State Police arrested 62-year-old Kevin Jordan following an investigation into a motor vehicle accident. Jordan faces charges of reckless driving and was processed at the Lincoln Woods Barracks.

Hit-and-Run

Suspended Driver Arrested for Hit-and-Run Accident in Providence

Ryan Gobern, 49, was arrested after allegedly fleeing the scene of a motor vehicle accident on Douglas Avenue. He has been charged with driving on a suspended license and leaving the scene of an accident resulting in damage.

DUI / Rollover

DUI and Reckless Driving Charges Filed After High-Speed I-95 Rollover

A high-speed rollover crash in Exeter resulted in serious injuries to a passenger. Calvin Kilgore, 21, was arrested after his BMW struck a guardrail and rolled. He faces charges of DUI resulting in serious bodily injury.

Fatal Investigation

Providence Police Seek Public Assistance in Fatal Corliss Street Hit-and-Run

Investigators are actively seeking a black second-generation Chevrolet Traverse involved in a fatal hit-and-run of a pedestrian on Corliss Street. The vehicle likely has significant front-end damage. The victim was pronounced dead at a local hospital shortly after.

High-Speed Pursuit

Assistant Attorney General Injured in Pursuit Collision

Assistant Attorney General Steven Reine was seriously injured when his vehicle was struck by a car fleeing police at 60 mph. The suspect faces multiple felony charges.

Disclaimer: The summaries provided above are for informational purposes based on public news records available for Rhode Island (RI). The information provided is gathered from public news sources. It does not constitute legal advice. For specific legal guidance regarding an incident, please consult with a qualified professional.

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