Foxborough Police Arrests: Rhode Island Man Charged with Assault & Battery, Malicious Destruction of Property

Sunday, Aug. 5:

12:39 a.m. – Tyler J. Bain, 29, of 425 Providence St. Apt. #1R, Woonsocket, R.I. was arrested following a reported domestic disturbance on Mechanic Street and charged with assault and battery, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon (hands and feet), three counts of malicious destruction of property over $250 and intimidating a witness. Police reports say Bain allegedly “trashed” his mother’s apartment on Mechanic Street after receiving an “upsetting phone call.” Bain’s mom said her son “got a phone call and got upset and went into the bedroom,” according to police reports. Bain, who allegedly had been drinking, reportedly set his mattress on fire, according to police reports, which triggered the apartment’s fire alarm. Bain’s mother told police he began yelling at her and began “throwing chairs and breaking up the apartment,” according to police reports. Bain reportedly picked up a speaker at one point during the dispute and allegedly threw it at his mother, striking her on her upper left arm, according to police reports. After a Foxborough Police patrolman located Bain, the suspect told police he “lost it” and was “sorry,” according to police reports. Bain was arrested as a result of the incident and bail was set at $1,040, according to police reports.

7:10 p.m. – Michael T. Lambert, 38, of 15 Royal Rd., Brockton, was arrested following a motor vehicle stop on School Street in Foxborough and charged with OUI liquor, speeding, negligent operation of motor vehicle, furnishing false name/social security number, operating motor vehicle with license revoked, two default warrants, failure to provide license/provide false name and registration not in possession.

10:54 p.m. – Sabrina E. Barbito, 30, of 14 Clark St., Foxborough, was arrested on Clark Street following a motor vehicle stop and charged with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license, possession of Class B and Class A drugs and speeding.