After DWI Arrest, Habitual Offender Charged with Assaulting Bail Commissioner: Log

CONCORD, NH - Patrick N. Colby, 24, of Fisherville Road in Concord, was arrested at 8:05 p.m. on April 27, 2016, and charged with domestic violence-criminal mischief. Officers were flagged down by a woman near the intersection of Washington and Tanner streets who had reportedly just been involved in a domestic dispute while other officers went to the apartment to speak to her boyfriend, Colby. Colby allegedly told officers that argument was a miscommunication about a meeting he had previously arranged, according to the report. The woman agreed but stated that during the argument Colby allegedly punched a fan and then threw it, while telling her “to be calm” and “stop your b---s---,” according to the report, and he was arrested and was arraigned the next day.

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Autumn D. Duguay, 30, of Franklin Street in Franklin, was arrested at 2:50 p.m. on April 26, 2016, for felony forgery, receiving stolen property, and theft by deception, based on an alleged incident that occurred on Feb. 27, 2016, at the Citizens Bank on Loudon Road. She refused bail and was arraigned the next day.

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Desiree Kenyon, 20, received a summons at 6:02 p.m. on April 25, 2016, for unlawful possession of alcohol. Police were sent to The Friendly Kitchen on South Commercial Street for a report of people fighting. One of the officers made contact with Kenyon who was allegedly “slurring her words,” had difficulty standing, and appeared to be intoxicated. She allegedly admitted to drinking earlier and wrestling with another woman but stated that it wasn’t a fight, according to the report. Bow Fire and Rescue teams transported her to Concord Hospital and she was given a summons to appear in court on June 6.

Jacey R. Eaton, 21, of Hillside in Franklin, was arrested at 11:50 a.m. on March 30, 2016, and charged with felony drug possession. Officers were sent to an apartment on Loudon Road for a report of trespassers on the property at an apartment where the owner had some health issues and had problems telling visitors that they couldn’t stay there. Two were served no trespass orders for the property but a third person – Eaton – was arrested on bench warrants and a drug charge after white residue was allegedly found on syringes and spoons found on in a purse inside her jacket. The white powder reportedly field-tested positive for cocaine.

Lucien R. Vincent, 42, of Rollins Street in Concord, was arrested at 4:45 p.m. on March 28, 2016, for felony habitual offender, driving while intoxicated-second offense, and simple assault. Police were sent to a report of a domestic incident in the parking lot of the Storrs Street Market Basket involving a couple that were preparing to leave in a red Rav4, according to a court affidavit. The officer followed the vehicle and reported that it had made “abrupt stops,” drifted into the center median, onto the cobblestones. The vehicle was pulled over near the clock tower and the driver allegedly switched seats with a female passenger, according to the affidavit. The woman was “crying hysterically” and later, after being separated, reportedly told the officer that the argument was about Vincent’s alleged drinking. Another officer allegedly found an open can of Bud Ice on the floor between Vincent’s legs. When he was asked to get out of the vehicle, he was allegedly tripping over his own feet, had no balance, and smelled like alcohol. A check of Vincent yielded a habitual offender status and suspended license so he was immediately arrested. After being told he had to raise $5,000 cash bail, he allegedly refused to sign the paperwork and yelled, “F--- you, c---,” picked up a cup of water, and threw it in in the bail bondswoman’s face. A simple assault charge was added and he was held.

Joshua M. Davis, 34, a homeless man now located in Concord, was arrested at 12:31 p.m. on March 28, 2016, for criminal mischief and disorderly conduct. Also arrested was Vincent Knox, 44, a homeless man now located in Concord, who was charged with disorderly conduct. Officers were called to Hannaford on Fort Eddy Road for a report of a woman being chased by two men after they reportedly smashed the window of her van. The woman was with two other men; one was picking up prescriptions at the store while another was reportedly dropping some items off for Knox. Knox and Davis allegedly began fighting with the three other people, about money that was owed. She stated that Davis allegedly “started swinging” toward one of the other men so she got in her van to leave. After doing that, Davis allegedly smashed the window. Davis was in another part of the parking lot being treated by Concord Fire and Rescue teams. Davis, according to another affidavit, allegedly accused the trio of being drug dealers and dealing spice and requested that they be arrested. He allegedly was intoxicated and denied smashing the window, according to a court affidavit. “No, she hit me with her van,” he allegedly stated. Later though, Davis allegedly admitted to smashing the window and was arrested. Knox was asked about the incident but reportedly kept yelling at the woman and men at the van. “They are f----- drug dealers,” he allegedly stated. He was allegedly intoxicated and wouldn’t stop yelling and was warned he would be arrested if he didn’t stop, according to the report. “The f------ arrest me,” he allegedly yelled, and was arrested. Both were held without bail.

Bryan W. Batchelder, 46, a homeless man now located in Concord, was arrested at 6:10 p.m. on March 25, 2016, for felony theft by unauthorized taking (due to two prior convictions). An officer was sent to Market Basket for a report of a shoplifter in custody – Batchelder – who allegedly stole about $32 worth of food including seafood salad, cheese, beer, cheese curls, and pies. He was previously convicted in Concord District Court of shoplifting in November 2014. He was arrested and held on $500 cash bail.