Alleged Concord Drug Dealers Rounded Up

CONCORD, NH — Last week, Concord Police detectives rounded up three residents with previous criminal histories for allegedly being involved in drug deals in 2016, according to arrest and court documents. Tristan Roukey, 28, pictured left, of Warren Street in Concord, faces five felony charges of sale of controlled drugs-fentanyl, represented to heroin, and methamphetamine. Also arrested was Pierce Osgood, 20, center, of Warren Street, for a single count of conspiracy/sale of controlled drug-methamphetamine, and Arianna Beaulieu, 20, for three felony sale of controlled drugs-fentanyl, methamphetamine.

Editor’s note: This post was derived from information supplied by the Concord Police Department and Concord District Court. It does not indicate a conviction. This link explains the name removal request process for NH Patch police reports.

According to a court affidavit filed on Sept. 23, 2016, an undercover detective reportedly met with a cooperating individual and Osgood at around 7:20 p.m. on March 8, 2016, to purchase meth. Osgood allegedly instructed the detective to drive to the Laundromat on Manchester Street where they would meet with a man name “Frank.” When they arrived, “Frank” got in the vehicle and they drove to the Sunoco gas station on Manchester Street.

“When we arrived at the Sunoco, ‘Frank’ asked for the money and I handed him $100 in pre-recorded US currency,” the detective alleged. “‘Frank’ then handed Osgood a plastic bag containing what I believed to be methamphetamine, and she in turn handed me this same bag.”

The alleged act by Osgood – “arranging the transaction” – resulted in a conspiracy charge against her, the detective noted. The detective, according to the affidavit, was able to “positively identify ‘Frank’ as Frank Pickering” from previous booking photos and past contacts, he alleged.

In an affidavit filed on Sept. 2, the detective alleged that Roukey reportedly sold $80 worth meth to him on May 5, on Manchester Street and $160 worth of fentanyl on East Side Drive. The next day, the detective allegedly purchased $200 worth of fentanyl from Roukey, according to the affidavit. Another alleged sale of a substance represented to be $200 worth of heroin was purchased from Roukey on East Side Drive on May 11, according to the affidavit. On May 13, he allegedly sold $200 worth of fentanyl to the detective again on East Side Drive.

In Beaulieu’s case, the same detective alleged that he purchased $120 worth of fentanyl from her on Aug. 31, 2016, on Manchester Street. On Sept. 6, another $200 worth of meth was allegedly purchased by her at the Steeplegate Mall on Loudon Road. Another $325 worth of meth was allegedly purchased from her by the detective on Sept. 15, on Manchester Street.

Previous cases

Roukey, Osgood, and Beaulieu have had a number of run-ins with Concord – and other – police departments during the past few years, according to reports online and Patch.

Roukey was arrested in March of this year for felony theft of services. Two days later, an officer attempted to speak with Roukey at a manufactured home on Manchester Street, but he allegedly fled the area upon seeing the officer arrive. Roukey had two previous theft convictions out of Rockingham County from 2015 and a warrant was issued for his arrest. He was arrested again on a probation violation on a theft charge. He was arrested in April 2015 on a failure to appear charge for theft in Rockingham County. Back in 2014, according to the New Hampshire Union Leader, Roukey was arrested on a Goffstown warrant in Manchester and held on cash bail on a payment issue from a 2013 conviction for driving under the influence. In July 2014, while living in Manchester, he was arrested in Londonderry on five counts of theft from a building. He was arrested in October in Londonderry of that year for burglary. Back in February 2013, Roukey, who was living in Dunbarton at the time, was arrested in Londonderry for violation of probation or parole.

Osgood was arrested in December 2013 for assaulting her mother in an effort to get drug money, and again February 2014 for allegedly spitting on her during another fight about money, according to court documents. In June 2014, she was arrested for loitering while allegedly impaired on alcohol, according to an arrest report. Back in September 2014, a stabbing occurred at the Durgin Block Parking Garage, an incident that was caught on video by a local resident. A few days later, Osgood was arrested for robbery and other charges. Court documents later revealed that she conspired with others to target a Level II sex offender and rob him of money under the auspices of hooking up for sex in the garage. Four other people allegedly involved in the incident were also charged. Osgood was sentenced to a year in prison, according to WMUR-TV. In August of last year, she was arrested for simple assault. In March 2016, she was charged with theft after allegedly stealing liquor and a Twisted Tea and Natty Daddy beer from Rite Aid on South Street.

Alleged drug issues for Beaulieu began when she was 17 in September 2012, when she was arrested for felony drug possession at Concord High School. In January 2014, she was charged with theft. The next month, she was charged with receiving stolen property. She was arrested on a bench warrant in March 2014. She was arrested on warrants again in March 2015, for parole/probation and failure to appear on a drug charge as well as organized retail crime enterprise, a felony, and a driving violation. In May of this year she was arrested for felony retail crime enterprise again. She was also arrested on theft of a firearm out of Allenstown in Franklin.