As the New England Patriots returned from the practice fields adjacent to Gillette Stadium for their final session in preparation for a Week

Patriots defensive tackle Christian Barmore spoke for the first time since being charged with misdemeanor assault after an alleged domestic incident. Here’s what he had to say.

When asked about his domestic assault criminal charges, Patriots defensive tackle repeatedly uttered the same six-word message.

New England Patriots player Christian Barmore is facing domestic violence charges, accused of assaulting his daughter's mother who is pregnant with his second child, according to a criminal complaint.

New England Patriots defensive lineman Christian J. Barmore is facing a domestic assault and battery charge after his girlfriend told police he threw her to the ground in August at his home outside Boston.

Barmore faces a misdemeanor assault and battery charge stemming from an alleged incident in August with his then-girlfriend.

Joining the limited, both starters were back at practice as Miami Dolphins prep continued inside the WIN Waste Innovations Field House. But fullback Jack Westover, guard Jared Wilson, defensive tackle Khyiris Tonga, as well as linebackers Harold Landry III and Robert Spillane remained non-participants.

The woman who accused New England Patriots defensive tackle Christian Barmore of domestic assault told police the 26-year-old man threw her to the floor, grabbed her by the neck and threatened to have family members “beat her up.