Allenstown Man Accused Of Assaulting Concord Cop After DWI Crash: Log

CONCORD, NH — Cassi J. Page, 34, of Concord was arrested at 6:02 p.m. on March 20 on a warrant and a bench warrant, as well as theft by unauthorized taking, less than $1,000, criminal threatening-conduct, simple assault, and public disposal of human waste charges. The theft and threat charges stemmed from an incident at the Shell gas station on Loudon Road across from Walmart; the warrants were connected to an incident at Regency Hill Estates on East Side Drive; the simple assault and waste charge occurred at Concord Hospital on Pleasant Street.

Cordaire C. Nelson, 35, of Concord was arrested at 5:20 p.m. on March 20 on three possession of controlled drug charges after an incident on Old Loudon Road. He was arraigned in Merrimack County Superior Court on March 30.

Vanessa Lynn Colquitt, born 1982, of Pembroke received a summons at 12:05 p.m. on March 20 on unregistered vehicle and misuse of plates charges after an incident at 289 Loudon Road.

Jacqueline E. Geoffrey, 33, of Antrim was arrested at 11:28 a.m. on March 20 on theft by unauthorized taking, a felony due to two prior convictions, and two bench warrants after an incident at Walmart on Loudon Road. According to the Merrimack County Superior Court, the theft incident occurred in December 2021. She was released on $100 cash bail and was due in court for arraignment on March 31 but failed to appear. An arrest warrant was issued against her on April 4.

Christian E. Stinchomb, born 1997, of Concord was arrested at 9:41 a.m. on March 20 on receiving stolen property, less than $1,000, and false report charges after an incident at Cumberland Farms on North Main Street.

Tyler J. Shackelford, pictured, born 1995, of Allenstown was arrested at 1:50 a.m. on March 20 on driving while intoxicated and simple assault charges. He was arrested after a crash on Storrs Street. According to Deputy Police Chief John Thomas, Shackelford crashed into a parked car. He was taken to the hospital where police immediately realized he was intoxicated. During the arrest, he assaulted one of the officers, Thomas said. Read more about this incident here: Car Crashes Into Parked Car Closing Concord’s Storrs Street

Carlos Swope Nicolosi, born 2002, of Concord was arrested at 2:30 a.m. on March 20 on criminal mischief and unlawful possession-intoxication charges after an incident at Reserve Place.

Lynne P. Edwards, born 1954, of Bradford was arrested at 7:53 p.m. on March 19 on a driving under the influence charge after an incident on Clinton Street.

Warren Louis Doucette, 41, a homeless man now located in Concord was arrested at 7:30 p.m. on March 19 on felony receiving stolen property, $1,501+, criminal trespass, and breach of bail charges. On Feb. 21, an officer was sent to a business on Sheep Davis Road for a report of a stolen catalytic converter. The officer eyed a van and saw the cut marks on the muffler. After taking the report, an officer spoke with another officer who fingered Doucette as a possible suspect since his homeless camp was nearby at the Karner Blue Butterfly Easement on Chenell Drive. The officer went to visit the camp and found a heat shield from a catalytic converter on the ground outside of Doucette’s tent, according to an affidavit. The officer spoke to Doucette who agreed to let the officer search his tent and denied stealing the converter, the report said. The officer reported seeing several tools — “many types commonly used for other catalytic converter theft (handheld bandsaw, saw blade, etc.).” Doucette was not allowed to be camping on private property and he and his wife were given 24 hours to leave. The next day, Doucette was gone. The affidavit said the officer found an unlocked chest with a converter and the same heat shield inside a few feet from his tent. A backpack blower and an electric welder, which appeared to be stolen, were also seized, the report said. The officer later was able to match the serial number of the converter as one that was a part with the make and model of the van, an affidavit said. After meeting with a South Main Street parts center, the officer was found out the part was actually a diesel particulate filter. Later, the officer was able to match up the cut lines to the van. “The parts lined up without issue,” the officer wrote. The part was valued at $2,589.63. A warrant was then issued for his arrest.

Adam L. Thompson, 44, of Concord was cited at 7 p.m. on March 19 on a bench warrant after an incident on Rockingham Street.

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