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1. Woman From Amherst Arrested On Threat And Criminal Trespass Charges In Concord (patch.com) β Concord police arrested an Amherst woman in early September after a domestic disturbance on Plymouth Drive where a knife was reportedly displayed during an argument over a child's pickup. She was charged with criminal trespass and threats, held without bail, then released on conditions requiring her to stay away from the Concord home and is scheduled for trial in November.
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2. Concord Teen Accused Of Drunken Driving On River Road: Concord Police Log (patch.com) β A recent Concord police log details several arrests around the city, including a Concord teen accused of drunken driving on River Road and other residents charged after incidents at Keach Park, Ridge Road, and downtown businesses. The report highlights a range of alleged offenses, from simple assault and disorderly conduct to theft and drug possession, all tied to Concord locations.
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3. Franklin Felon Arrested In Concord After Being Accused Of Stealing A Car In Manchester (patch.com) β A Franklin man with a long record is facing new charges after allegedly stealing a car in Manchester and fleeing police in Concord, with a Concord District Court judge already finding probable cause. His history includes numerous Concord arrests, and he's due back in Concord District Court on Oct. 1, with additional hearings scheduled later this month in Belknap and Merrimack county courts.
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4. Concord was disqualified from a state drinking water taste test. Officials say it's 'water under the bridge.' (concordmonitor.com) β Concord's tap water was quietly disqualified from this year's state best-tasting water contest because the sample arrived too cold, prompting the city and state officials to clarify the rules. Despite the hiccup, Concord's water team remains proud of Penacook Lake's protected supply and the city's long winning streak, stressing that the kid-judged festival is about education and friendly rivalry, not official water quality rankings.
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5. Tractor-Trailer Jackknifes On Highway, No One Injured: New Hampshire State Police Roundup (patch.com) β State police logs show several recent incidents in and around Concord, including DUI and driving-after-suspension arrests, plus a conduct-after-accident case involving a local driver. The roundup also details a major tractor-trailer jackknife crash on I-93 in Manchester that spilled cargo but caused no injuries, along with numerous arrests across southern New Hampshire.
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