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Providence College Basketball Player Faces Domestic Violence Charge
Powell was arrested after threatening his ex-girlfriend and others, with police finding no weapon; he averaged 4.6 points in 22 games this season, Providence College said.
- On Sunday, Cranston Police arrested Providence College basketball player Duncan Powell on a charge of domestic disorderly conduct after responding to a residence on Plainfield Pike following reports of a man with a gun.
- Witnesses reported that Powell arrived at the residence earlier, allegedly threatening to kill everyone inside, including his ex-girlfriend and her friends. Police detained him at gunpoint, though a search revealed he was not carrying a weapon.
- The NCAA and Big East previously punished Powell for what were described as "combative actions" during a game, resulting in a three-game suspension after a Flagrant 2 foul against St. John's in February.
- Officials scheduled Powell for an arraignment Monday morning. Providence College has no comment on the arrest of the 23-year-old forward, who retains no eligibility to play for new coach Bryan Hodgson.
- Transferring to Providence for the 2025-26 season, Powell played under coach English, who was fired after three years with no NCAA Tournament appearances. The program is now transitioning under Hodgson, introduced last week.
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Providence's Duncan Powell pleads not guilty to charges stemming from altercations involving woman
Providence basketball player Duncan Powell has pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor domestic assault and disorderly conduct charges stemming from a weekend altercation that started in Providence and continued in the suburb of Cranston.
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Providence College basketball player faces domestic violence charge
A Providence College basketball player was arrested in Cranston early Sunday morning after allegedly threatening to harm his ex-girlfriend and her friends, according to a police report.
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