Providence police sergeant Peter Salmons is set to appear in court next week after being charged with domestic violence. However, his girlfriend, who initially reported the incident, has now stated her intention to drop the charges. The charges stemmed from an altercation in February, during which the girlfriend claimed Salmons was intoxicated and held a knife and gun threateningly. Despite her decision to drop the charges, a no contact order remains in effect between the two. The affidavit filed in court details the girlfriend’s account of the incident, expressing fear for her safety. The case has raised concerns about the behavior of law enforcement officers and the handling of domestic violence cases within the Providence Police Department. As the court date approaches, there will likely be further scrutiny of the situation and the appropriate measures that need to be taken.
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