ARRESTS: Loudon Man Charged After Fight with Mom About Stolen Jewelry

John G. Crawford, 62, of Concord, was arrested at 1:10 a.m. on April 26, on a resisting arrest or detention charge. Police allege that while on Loudon Road, Crawford was driving a Volkswagen GTI erratically, including a U-turn in the middle of Loudon Road and then, a turn into the Everett Arena parking lot. He allegedly “threw several small articles out the window” of his car. The items turned out to be his license and registration. The officer went to speak with him and he was allegedly “angry and dismissive” and wouldn’t show the officer his hands. The officer tried to secure him and he allegedly refused to allow himself to be cuffed. Eventually, he succumbed and was charged. He had a court date on June 2.

Robert P. Gallant, 50, of Gimanton Ironworks, was arrested at 12:40 p.m. on April 27, on two felony possession of controlled drugs charges and theft by unauthorized taking, also a felony, due to two previous misdemeanors convictions. He allegedly attempted to leave Sears on Loudon Road without paying for a $570 pressure washer. During a search of Gallant after he was arrested, a bag of heroin was allegedly found in his pocket. He’s due in court on June 9.

Wendell Greene Jr., 31, a homeless man now located in Concord, was arrested at 1:35 a.m. on April 28, on a felon in possession of a dangerous weapon felony charge, a prowling charge, and a bench warrant. An officer was on Lilac Street and noticed a man walking from behind the Apple House Furniture Store on Village Street wearing a black jacket and a hood over his head. The man saw the officer and “began walking at a faster pace” on Village Street “with his head down.” The officer caught up with him and demanded he stop twice before the man, Greene, turned around and allegedly “became verbally aggressive towards me asking why I was harassing him.” The two spoke for a bit and the officer asked what he was doing behind the store and Greene allegedly refused to answer. A check of Green yielded a warrant out of Franklin District Court on a criminal trespass charge. Greene allegedly became “emotionally upset” when informed about the warrant and was placed under arrest. He allegedly had a six-inch knife in a sheath attached to his belt. He was held without bail and arraigned on April 28.

Brian A. Lawrence, 25, of Manchester, was arrested at 9:20 a.m. on April 28, on three bench warrants. He was also charged with driving after revocation or suspension, suspended registration, and possession of drugs. A 1999 Honda Civic was stopped on Concord Street for having an expired inspection sticker. During the traffic stop, it was revealed that the driver, Lawrence, had suspended license and registrations on April 18, due to a failure to pay court fines. He also had a warrant for nonappearance in court on an operating without a valid license charge at Concord District Court from Jan. 30. Two bench warrants were also out of Nashua District Court for nonappearance in court on a disorderly on March 27, and nonpayment of fines on a driving after suspension on Jan. 15. While inventorying the vehicle, police allegedly found a marijuana cigarette in the center console of the car.

Kaleb Paul, 23, of Concord, was arrested at 11:16 a.m. on April 28, on a criminal trespass charge. Officers were called to Russell Street for an unwanted guest, Paul, who allegedly refused to leave a home and became disruptive. They arrived and found him sitting alone at a picnic table in the front yard of the home. A relative at the home explained that he had a breakdown after spilling onions from a pan all over the floor. He allegedly began yelling, punching, and kicking a refrigerator. He was arrested and is due in court on June 9.

Andreas Georgopoulos, 22, of Loudon, was arrested at 7:40 p.m. on April 28, on a simple assault charge. Officers were sent to an apartment on Community Drive for a report of a man who assaulted his mother and left the scene. The woman alleged that her son, Georgopoulos had stolen jewelry from her but agreed to bring it back. He only returned a few items, she alleged, and the two got into an argument after he reportedly wouldn't let her look in his bag. “He pushed me to the ground and left,” she reportedly told the officer. Police later found him on Summer Street and arrested him. The week before, he was arrested by a New Hampshire State Trooper on drug and DUI charges. He’s due in court on June 9.

Breanna Fields, 19, of Franklin, was arrested at 9:45 a.m. on May 1, and charged with willful concealment, two counts of driving after revocation or suspension, and theft by unauthorized taking or transfer. The charges were from February and stemmed from at least one incident at the Walmart on Loudon Road. Fields was being held in the Belknap Country Jail and is due in court on June 9.

Craige L. Leppard, 42, of Concord, was arrested at 5:15 p.m. on May 1, and charged with simple assault and criminal trespass. Officers were sent to Mandevilla Lane for a domestic. When they arrived, both a woman and her ex-husband claimed they were assaulted by the other. The woman claimed that for most of the day, she was receiving “nasty text messages” from Leppard before he picked up their kids and then later, wouldn’t leave the home; Leppard alleged that his ex caused scratches on his chest after a fight when he went to pick up the kids bags in the home. Leppard allegedly later admitted that he “may have pushed her away from him when she was attacking him” and was arrested. He is due in court on June 9.

Zachary Augustino Centra, 24, of Loudon, was arrested at 8:19 p.m. on May 1, on a felony habitual offender charge. An officer saw a blue Nissan Versa take an illegal turn from Franklin Street onto North Main Street just before I-393. It also made some abrupt turns, the officer alleged. The car was stopped just before I-393 and the driver, Centra, didn’t have a license. “He was on the verge of tears,” the officer stated, after he explained he was on probation and likely going back to jail. Centra was arrested and ordered held by his probation officer on a 72-hour hold. He is due in court on June 9.

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