More charges lodged in thefts
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SOUTH KINGSTOWN — The woman alleged to be a one-woman crime wave in Kingston and Matunuck has been arrested on 12 additional counts of receiving stolen goods.
On Tuesday, police charged Margo Caddick, 54, of 70 Cherry Road, Kingston, and 108 Peninsula Drive, Matunuck, with six felony counts of receiving stolen goods of more than $500 and six misdemeanor counts of receiving stolen goods of less than $500.
In March, University of Rhode Island Police charged Caddick with burglary, possession of burglary tools and receiving stolen goods worth less than $500, after she was allegedly discovered in the kitchen of the Sigma Delta Tau sorority house on March 12.
During the March arrest, police found burglary tools, including needle pliers, a seat belt cutter, latex gloves, two mini-mag lights and slip joint pliers, and garden gloves and a mask in her car. Police executed a search warrant on her homes, where they seized nearly 200 items they believe were taken from the university, the Greek houses near campus and her neighbors’ homes in Kingston and Matunuck. Since that time, they have been matching the goods to their owners and investigating further charges.
Caddick was arraigned in Fourth Division District Court in Wakefield on Tuesday, where she entered no plea, as is custom in felony cases at the District Court level. She was ordered to have no contact with the victims and to continue receiving mental health evaluations. She continues to be free on personal recognizance until June 24.
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