Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Foxborough resident James Fraser, arrested Sunday on attempted murder charges following an alleged altercation with his wife, will appear in Wrentham District Court on May 9th for a probable cause hearing.
Editor’s note: The following information was provided via public record by Wrentham District Court. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, they do not indicate conviction. A lovers’ quarrel between Foxborough residents James Fraser and his wife is reportedly what led to the high school wrestling coach’s arrest Sunday, according to police reports. Fraser, 45, was arrested Sunday following an alleged altercation with his wife at their Sherman Street home and charged with domestic assault and battery and attempted murder by strangulation. Fraser was arraigned in Wrentham District Court Monday and released on $2,000 cash bail, according to court documents. Fraser is due back in Wrentham District Court on May 9th for a probable cause hearing. …
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Thursday, October 4, 2012
James M. Gallagher, 58, of Morse Street, Foxborough, was arrested by police on Sept. 30 after allegedly placing his left hand around the victim’s neck during a domestic disturbance and threatening to “slit her throat” with a knife, according to court docu
A Foxborough man was arrested at his Morse Street home on Sept. 30 and charged with attempted murder after allegedly placing his left hand around a woman's neck during a domestic disturbance and threatening to “slit her throat with a knife,” according to court documents. James Gallagher, 58, of Morse Street in Foxborough was arraigned in Wrentham District Court Monday on the following charges: attempted murder, simple assault and battery, two counts assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and threat to commit a crime. Gallagher was held without bail at Norfolk County Correctional Center following his arraignment and will appear again at Wrentham District Court Thursday morning for his detention hearing, according to court documents. …
Friday, September 28, 2012
The man was summonsed to Wrentham District Court on charges related to cultivation and possession of marijuana, according to Foxborough Police Chief Edward O'Leary.
A Foxborough man has been summonsed to Wrentham District Court after police discovered “a substantial cultivation” of marijuana plants at the 48 Mirimichi Rd. residence Monday morning, according to Foxborough Police Chief Edward O’Leary. “[Foxborough Police] Detectives were notified about some suspicious activity,” O’Leary said. “We worked with some officers from other communities and discovered evidence that led us to believe that there was confirmation of drug cultivation.” Two officers approached the 48 Mirimichi Rd. home Monday morning and spoke to the owner, who gave police consent to enter the residence, according to O’Leary. “[When officers entered] they discovered a fairly substantial cultivation of marijuana,” O’Leary said. “All …
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Michael Viscardi, 40, of 1 Spruce St. Foxborough was arrested for allegedly violating the harassment prevention order that was a condition of his probation after pleading guilty to threatening a Foxborough selectman over a casino vote in April.
The Foxborough man who pled guilty in July to threatening a Foxborough selectman during the debate over whether a casino should be built in town was arrested Monday at 9:40 a.m. for allegedly violating the harassment prevention order that was a condition of his probation, according to Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey’s Office. Michael Viscardi, 40, a local construction worker of 1 Spruce St. Foxborough, pled not guilty Tuesday to violating the harassment prevention order that was a condition of his probation following Wrentham District Court’s ruling in July of the April incident involving Foxborough Board of Selectmen vice chair Mark Sullivan. Viscardi was ordered held without bail by Judge Stephen Ostrach in the Wrentham …
Monday, August 13, 2012
The eight counts possession of destructive or incendiary device against Stephen A. Mudge Jr. of Easton and Taunton were reduced to possession of fireworks during last Friday’s hearing at Wrentham District Court, according to court documents.
The explosives charges against Stephen A. Mudge Jr. following the July 13 incident at America’s Best Value Inn on Route 1 in Foxborough have been reduced to possession of fireworks, according to court documents. Mudge, of Easton and Taunton, appeared in Wrentham District Court on Friday, Aug. 10 and saw his eight counts possession of a destructive or incendiary device reduced to eight counts possession of fireworks, according to court documents. At Mudge’s arraignment hearing on July 16, attorney Nancy Winn claimed police “may have overreacted out of caution” when they arrested her client on eight counts possession of a destructive or incendiary device because those devices were fireworks, according to The Sun Chronicle. The Foxborough …
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Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Saer Sene, a forward for the New England Revolution, appeared in Wrentham District Court last week following his July 24 arrest in Foxborough and addressed the seven charges, according to court documents.
The Mansfield man arrested on July 24 following a motor vehicle stop on North Street in Foxborough was a New England Revolution player, the MLS club confirmed with Foxborough Patch Tuesday night, issuing the following statement. “We are aware of the recent incident involving Saer Sene. He is currently taking steps to address the matter at the court's direction and we're confident the situation will be resolved to the satisfaction of all parties in a timely manner. We will have no further comment on the matter at this time," the statement said. Sene, 27, a forward for the Revolution, was arrested following a motor vehicle incident that began on North Street and ended on Washington Street near Patriot Place in Foxborough at 12:33 p.m. on …
Monday, July 23, 2012
Foxborough Police Chief Edward O'Leary said the charges against Stephen A. Mudge Jr. following the July 13 incident involving explosives at America's Best Value Inn are "appropriate" despite reports that the devices were fireworks.
Police reports in the case involving Stephen A. Mudge Jr. – the man who was found in a Foxborough hotel room with explosives on July 13 – state the eight “homemade devices” allegedly found in Mudge’s backpack were “M-80-type fireworks.” Mudge Jr., 41 of Easton and Taunton, was arrested on July 13 on two outstanding warrants for breaking and entering in Easton and Raynham and arraigned in Wrentham District Court on July 16, where he pleaded not guilty to nine additional charges from the July 13 incident at America’s Best Value Inn off Route 1 on Washington Street in Foxborough, court documents said. According to a July 17t article in The Sun Chronicle, Mudge’s attorney, Nancy Winn, claimed police “may have overreacted out of caution” when …
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Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Stephen A. Mudge Jr., originally of Easton, who has been staying in the Taunton/Brockton area, was found with homemade explosives in a Foxborough hotel room last week after being arrested by Foxborough Police on two breaking and entering warrants.
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Tuesday, July 17, 2012
The man who was found in a Foxborough hotel room with explosives last week pleaded not guilty and asked for a mental health evaluation in court Monday, according to Fox25 Boston. Stephen A. Mudge Jr., 41, originally of Easton, appeared in Wrentham District Court Monday and pleaded not guilty to eight counts possession of a destructive or incendiary device after Foxborough Police found "homemade explosives" in Mudge's hotel room at Americas Best Value Inn on Route 1 Friday, according to Foxborough Police detective Tom Kirrane. Kirrane said Friday's arrest was the result of a two-week investigation after Mudge was wanted for alleged break-ins in Norton, Easton and Raynham. To read Fox 25's full story, click here. This story will be udpated.
Friday, July 13, 2012
Michael Viscardi, 40, of 1 Spruce St. Foxborough, pleaded guilty Thursday at Wrentham District Court to threatening to commit a crime for an incident involving Foxborough selectman Mark Sullivan in April.
A Foxborough man pleaded guilty Thursday at Wrentham District Court to threatening a Foxborough selectman in April after the board voted against a proposal by Wynn Resorts for a casino and hotel on Route 1, according to Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey. “Michael Viscardi pled guilty Thursday to the charge against him, threatening to commit a crime, in the Wrentham District Court,” said Morrissey in a press release issued Friday. Viscardi, 40, a local construction worker of 1 Spruce St. Foxborough, pleaded guilty to threatening to commit a crime, according to Morrissey. On April 15, Viscardi had confronted Foxborough selectman Mark Sullivan in an angry manner and stated, “If you don’t change your (expletive) vote … you’re a dead …
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Selectman Mark Sullivan received a protective order against a man accused of threatening his life.
A Foxborough selectman today sought and received a protective order against the man accused of threatening his life. Selectman Mark Sullivan requested the order just prior to the arraignment of Michael Viscardi in Wrentham District Court. Viscardi, 40, of 1 Spruce Street is charged with threatening Sullivan's life. The order would require Viscardi to stay away from Sullivan, his home and his place of work. Viscardi said he had problems with such an order. "I plan on going to Foxborough town meetings, and he's a selectman," Viscardi said, adding that he planned on getting a restraining order against Sullivan himself. Judge Stephen Ostrach added a condition that Viscardi be allowed to attend public meetings. Viscardi also objected to the …
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5:31 pm on Sunday, March 31, 2013
Exactly, there were no witnesses! So, if there was a "mark", anyone could have put it there! more ›