Police were unable to find the suspect but were able to develop information about which way he fled the scene.
The following is from the Foxborough Police Log. Arrests and charges mentioned don't imply conviction.
Knox was found in the Cranston home of dog trainer Amelia Ferreira, but she said she didn't kill the 5-year-old English bulldog.
If you have any information about this man, you are asked to contact the Foxborough Police Department at 508-543-1212.
A new report says Officer Val Collins has filed lawsuits against the police department and the town.
Cranston Police Chief Colonel Michael Winquist announced Wednesday night that due to a lack of evidence, no further charges will be filed.
The following is from the Foxborough Police Log. Arrests and charges mentioned don’t imply conviction.
Police alleged that the former Foxborough HS basketball star and coach pushed her husband over a chair.
The various police departments still mourning the death of Weymouth Sgt. Michael Chesna have received tickets to her Gillette Stadium show.
The current home of bicycle parts distributor Todson Inc. is on the market.
Police say Dana Durfee drove at speeds around 70 mph while refusing to stop for police.
Everyone from Gov. Baker to Patriots owner Robert Kraft offered condolences after Sunday's tragedy.
William Holts, 51, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Boston to conspiracy to possess a controlled substance.
Firefighters responded to the reported strike on Fisher Street at about 12:20 p.m.
Haitian National Police officers Stephanie Louis and Yvon St. Juste stayed for a week and visited Gillette Stadium.
Firefighters from Foxborough and Mansfield responded to two crashes on Interstate 95 near the town line Sunday.
A Foxborough teen faces charges after allegedly attempting a holdup over the weekend.
The participants will learn about law enforcement’s role in the justice system and building rapport with others.
Foxborough Police Officer Kerry Kilroy has been selected to receive an award from the Massachusetts Association of Women in Law Enforcement.
Michael J. Hinds was sentenced to four to six years in prison for his third drunken driving offense and leaving the scene of a crash.
Shane Denn was ordered held on $100,000 cash bail.
Police had terminated the dangerous chase before learning the suspect drove into a utility pole in Foxborough.
Michael Hinds was convicted of an OUI, leaving the scene of a crash with death resulting, and leaving the scene of a personal injury.
Firefighters needed an hour to get the man out of the woods.
Police say the football was signed by every member of the 2012-13 New England Patriots.
Police say Darin McNeil placed a camera inside a bathroom at a Foxborough preschool and now he's facing new charges
Police say Kenneth Davis was found passed out behind the wheel of a truck and then caused a car crash hours later.
Shayne Denn appeared in Woburn District Court Tuesday.
Police say Darin McNeil used a device designed to pass as an ink pen.
A judge in U.S. District Court in Boston has allowed Stephan Pena to be released on $25,000 bond.
Pedro Leacock was found guilty of 24 counts of child rape with force, 12 counts of rape, and 16 counts of child rape with force.