Concord Pair Arrested in Franklin

FRANKLIN, NH - Two residents of Concord with previous criminal histories are caught up in more trouble, this time, in Franklin, according to police.

Christopher Engelhardt, 22, of Concord, was arrested on May 19, 2016, and charged with a probation violation as well as resisting arrest and criminal trespass. Also arrested was Arianna Beaulieu, 20, of Concord, who was arrested on a warrant out of Allenstown on a theft of a firearm charge.

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According to a post on Facebook, police and U.S. Marshals were in Franklin attempting to locate both Engelhardt and Beaulieu on warrants.

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The officers ended up on East Bow Street, but prior to their arrival, they both fled on foot.

About 30 minutes later, an officer spotted Engelhardt near Winnipesaukee Street, and officers, as well as a K-9 unit, caught up with him, reportedly hiding in a shed.

“When Engelhardt failed to comply with officers’ commands, K-9 Max was released,” the post noted. “Engelhardt was taken into custody and treated for minor injuries.”

About four hours later, Beaulieu was spotted walking on Depot Street near Westside Healthcare and she was arrested.

Both Engelhardt and Beaulieu are being held at the Merrimack County House of Corrections and will be arraigned later today.

During the past few years, Beaulieu has been arrested on numerous charges including felony possession of a controlled drug, receiving stolen property, theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, felony organized retail crime enterprise, violation of parole/probation, failure to appear on a drug charge, and numerous warrants.

Engelhardt has also been charged with numerous crimes including felony organized retail crime enterprise, speeding, false report to law enforcement, disobeying an officer, and driving after revocation or suspension, conduct after an accident, fraudulent use of a credit card, receiving stolen property, simple assault, resisting arrest or detention, reckless conduct, criminal threatening, theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, conspiracy to commit, default or breach of bail conditions, and numerous warrants.