Two Middleboro women charged with vandalism at state park
Oct 29, 2022
From left: Rachel Rose, 24, of Kingston; Sierra Lucas, 23, of Middleboro and Tayla Charlebois, 20, of Middleboro were each arrested and charged by Hull Police with vandalizing property on Tuesday, Oct. 25. Photo courtesy: Hull Police Department)
Sierra Lucas, 23, of Middleboro, left, and Tayla Charlebois, 20, of Middleboro were each arrested and charged by Hull Police with vandalizing property on Tuesday, Oct. 25. Photo courtesy: Hull Police Department
HULL — Two Middleboro women and a Kingston woman were arrested and charged with vandalizing property at Fort Revere Park in Hull, Hull Police Chief John Dunn reports. Their arrest was part of an ongoing effort to crack down on vandalism at the site, the police department said.
Sierra Lucas, 23, and Tayla Charlebois, 20, both of Middleboro, and Rachel Rose, 24, of Kingston were arrested after police received a report at about 12:40 p.m. of three women possibly spray painting at the park.
Upon arrival, Hull Police officers located three people, later identified as Rose, Lucas and Charlebois. Through an on-scene investigation, it was determined that the individuals were in the possession of spray paint cans and markers, and had allegedly spray-painted two different areas of the park’s bunkers, police reported.
They were placed under arrest and booked at the Hull police station and are expected to appear in court on Dec. 6.
