"The traffic stop occurred when Detective Anthony Vega noticed the vehicle had a defective headlight, according to the press release. Inside the car were three passengers: an adult female in the front passenger seat and two small children in rear-facing car seats in the back. Officers reported detecting a strong odor of alcohol from Lisboa, who also displayed glassy eyes and slurred speech, according to the department. A subsequent investigation confirmed he was operating under the influence, police said."
"During an inventory search of the vehicle, police found three empty nip bottles - one Smirnoff and two Fireballs - along with two opened Fireball bottles and three sealed Heineken bottles, the press release states. Lisboa is facing multiple charges, including: Child endangerment Drunken driving Trespassing with a motor vehicle Motor vehicle lights violation Driving without license in possession"
"While being questioned on a private driveway, Lisboa initially provided a false name and Social Security number, which Detective Vega verified belonged to another person, police said. Lisboa later gave his real name and birthdate, revealing an outstanding warrant from Polk County, Florida. Lisboa was taken into custody without incident and transported to the Southborough Police Department for booking. On Sunday, he was moved to the Worcester House of Correction, according to police. Lisboa was arraigned Tuesday, pleading not guilty to all charges, case documents show. The court set bail, with conditions for release, and scheduled a return date for March 17."
Southborough police stopped a vehicle on Marlboro Road near Sears Road around 6:55 p.m. after Detective Anthony Vega noticed a defective headlight. The vehicle contained an adult female passenger and two small children in rear-facing car seats. Officers detected a strong odor of alcohol, noted glassy eyes and slurred speech, and determined the driver, 42-year-old Honorio Lisboa Jr., was operating under the influence. An inventory search recovered multiple empty and opened bottles of alcohol and sealed beers. Lisboa provided a false name and Social Security number, later revealed his identity and an outstanding Polk County, Florida warrant. He was booked, moved to the Worcester House of Correction, arraigned, pleaded not guilty, and released on bail with conditions and a March 17 return date.
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