Boston Man Nabbed on Felony OUI Charge in Natick

A motor vehicle stop by the Natick Police Department on Jan. 25 resulted in the arrest of a Boston man.

According to the Natick police log, an officer on patrol on North Main Street pulled over a motorist at about 2:18 p.m.

After the officer completed an investigation, Tony Barroso Dias, 37, of 1 Park Lane, Apt. 418, was arrested and charged with:

• OUI liquor, third offense;
• Failure to move over when approaching stationary emergency vehicle;
• Operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license for OUI.

According to dmv.org, if convicted, Dias faces:

• Felony charge.
• License suspension for eight years.
• $1,000 - $15,000 fine.
• Possible jail time between 180 days and 2 ½ years, or prison time between 2 ½ years and 5 years. The judge can reduce the sentence to 150 days; otherwise, he isn't eligible for parole until he serves 150 days.
• Possible alcohol education program.
• Mandatory installation of an ignition interlock device.
• Possible vehicle registration revocation.
• A license reinstatement fee ranging from $50 to $1,200, depending on the specifics of the crime.

Dias was scheduled to be arraigned at Framingham District Court on Jan. 27.      

Other arrests made by Natick officers on Jan. 25 include:

• Tevin Lennox Wilson, 21, of 12 Grandview St., Apt. 15, Framingham — Operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license, number plate violation, speeding, and a default warrant for suspended license and speeding charges;
• Christoper A. Cederman, 44, homeless — disorderly conduct;
• Nicholas R. Whitney, 31, of 157 Hartford St., Natick — receiving a stolen motor vehicle, and six default warrants. Warrants not specified in the report.