Police Report Shows “Rage,” Gun, Stolen Phone and Car in Incident Between PC’s Breed & Ex-Girlfriend

Police Report Shows “Rage,” Gun, Stolen Phone and Car in Incident Between PC’s Breed & Ex-Girlfriend

The arrest report stemming from an incident over the weekend involving Providence College men’s basketball player Alyn Breed shows the female victim alleges Breed pointed a gun at her, took her phone and car, and smashed flowers at her apartment in a "fit of rage." 

As GoLocal was first to report on Saturday, police had arrested Breed on gun charges as well as breaking and entering; and he has been suspended by the team pending an investigation. 

Now, the police report shows the details of the incident. 

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Incident Details 

According to police, they were called to Bedford Hall at Providence College shortly after 6 AM on Saturday.

Police said they met with a woman — who said a male on campus took her cell phone and was in possession of a gun. 

The victim told police it was Breed — her ex-boyfriend — that had come to her home to pick up some of his items on Friday night; she told police she then gave him a ride back to campus. 

Shortly before 5 AM on Saturday, Breed returned to her home without permission, the victim told police. 

According to the police report, there was an unnamed guest in the apartment with the victim at the time. 

The victim told police Breed pointed a gun at her and told her to hand over her phone, which he then stole. 

 

Police Question Breed 

Police say that when they met with Breed on campus early Saturday morning, that he told them the victim would be on campus and was an “unwanted guest.” 

According to police, they searched Breed’s room on campus and did not locate a gun or the victim's cell phone. 

Police said Breed refused to answer a number of officers’ questions. 

Breed then admitted to police he had entered the victim’s residence and also had taken her vehicle.

Police arrested Breed and took him into custody. 

According to police, when they searched the victim's apartment, they observed a broken flower vase; the victim told police she had been given the flowers by her guest -- and that Breed broke the vase "in a fit of rage." 

He is currently being held without bail until April 7. 

Breed's attorney, Bill Lynch, did not return to request for comment at time of publication.