Concord Police Log: Alleged Teen Heroin Dealer Arrested

Nicco J. Vizziello, 18, of McKenzie Road in Loudon, was arrested at 5:02 p.m. on April 16, 2015, on simple assault, domestic violence-simple assault, and criminal trespass charges. Officers were sent to Heartwood Lane for a report of an unwanted guest. They spoke to the male party, Vizziello, who reported that on their two-year anniversary the day before, he and his girlfriend decided to end their relationship. He still had things in her apartment and attempted to get them. The woman reportedly handed him some items but not all the items and he reportedly admitted to sticking his foot in the door, attempting to get entrance to get his remaining items. She allegedly pushed him out the door and scratched his arms and underarms. Vizziello denied touching the woman. The officers went to speak to the woman, who was “sobbing hysterically,” and talking with her mother on the phone. She stated that she broke up and returned to her apartment. He alleged called and requested to get his things but she said no. Vizziello, however, reportedly buzzed to get in. He allegedly continued knocking on the door and she gave him some things but he reportedly persisted. The two tussled at the apartment door and she alleged that he was able to get the door open while “pressing his forearm against her neck,” according to the report. Vizziello was arrested and is due in court on May 18.

David G. Bileau, 50, of South Washington Street in Norton, MA, was arrested at 1 a.m. on April 16, on simple assault, domestic violence-simple assault, and criminal mischief charges. Officers were sent to Blake Street for a report of a fight. They met with a man at the building who was reportedly bleeding and stated that “David” had assaulted him. The man, however, had left on foot. The two had been friends for several years and occasionally “hook up.” Earlier, the victim, stated, they went out for drinks and were asked to leave the establishment for being intoxicated. At the apartment, the two began arguing and he decided to go to bed. The next thing he knew, he was on the floor being punched in the face, allegedly by Bileau. He later left the building, allegedly slamming and kicking a door. Officers later found Bileau walking on Green Street and he was arrested. He allegedly admitted to damaging the door but denied the assault. Bileau was arrested and held without bail.

Tynan L. Brinkley, 27, of Currier Road in Concord, was arrested at 11:53 a.m. on April 14, on fives counts of felony forgery, five counts of receiving stolen property, and five theft by deception charges from December 2014 and January 2015 involving checks from Merrimack County Savings Bank. A check of a vehicle on Shaker Road revealed that the owner, Binkley, had active warrants. He was stopped and arrested, and is due in court on May 11.

Allen W. Downs, 29, of Sandquist Street in Concord, was arrested at 2:20 p.m. on April 13, on three warrants, one a felony. Police were sent to Terrill Park Drive for a report of a man in an SUV that might have an active warrant. Police caught up with the vehicle at CVS on Hall Street and the passenger, Downs, was arrested.

Daniel F. Sjako, 27, of Loudon Road in Concord, was arrested at 11:45 a.m. on April 11, on a warrant out of Stafford County Superior Court for violation of probation.

Branden C. Mills, 20, of Pleasant Street in Concord, was arrested at 9:45 p.m. on April 10, on two driving while intoxicated charges. Officers were sent to Borough Road for an accident involving a Kia Forte in a ditch. The operator, Mills, reportedly stated that his tires slid out, he lost control of the car, and hit a utility pole. He was medically cleared by firefighters but allegedly smelled like alcohol. Mills was given a field sobriety test and arrested. He’s due in court on April 27.

Adam J. Edwards, 37, of South State Street in Concord, was arrested at 12:54 a.m. on March 8, for driving while intoxicated. An officer on Loudon Road saw a vehicle pull out of the Pit Road Lounge and later, blew a red light at the intersection with Sheep Davis Road, in the left hand turn lane. The van was pulled over on I-393. The driver, Edwards, reportedly smelled like alcohol but allegedly denied being at the Pit Road Lounge. He was issued a field sobriety test and arrested.

Paul B. Blanche, 47, of Maple Street in Concord, was arrested at 5:27 p.m. on March 7, on a bench warrant from Jan. 12, 2015, out of Franklin District Court, $681.88 cash to settle. He was held without bail.

Joshua Fox, 33, of East Bluff Highlands in Meredith, was arrested at 12:20 p.m. on March 6, on a felony theft charge. According to an affidavit, an officer was sent to JC Penny at the Steeplegate Mall on June 7, 2014, for a past tense theft. An employee alleged that a man had been at the jewelry counter on two occasions during the evening and tried on a gold necklace, valued at $2,499 but on sale for $899, and took some pictures with his phone. On the third occasion, he tried on the necklace and then, fled the store. The officer took a description of the man, including the word “Tenacity” tattooed to his arm. The thief had left a Dunkin’ Donuts iced coffee on the counter, so the officer took custody of it. About three weeks later, the officer spoke to a detective about the case who said there were similar incidents in the area, including in Tilton, where Fox was previously arrested. The detective sent a picture of Fox and reached out to Tilton to find out if Fox had a tattoo with “Tenacity “on his arm and he reportedly did. The New Hampshire State Police lab was able to lift fingerprints off the coffee cup, which allegedly matched Fox’s. On Feb. 17, the officer filed an affidavit against Fox for theft and he was arrested and held without bail on March 6.

Brennan M. Szanto, 27, of Summer Street in Northfield, was arrested at 3:27 a.m. on March 4, for prowling and felony possession of controlled drugs. At around 2 a.m., officers were sent to Sanborn Road after a plow driver reported seeing footsteps in the snow leading up every driveway on the street. He later reportedly saw a person crouched behind a tree. The officers checked the area, including Hoit and Mountain Roads. At one address on Mountain near Sanborn, an officer noted that the tracks “led well back onto the property and off from the driveway,” according to the report. As they examined them, it became clear that the tracks were the freshest and were walking away from the home. “Based on what we had seen in the driveway,” the officer stated, “it was apparent that the subject was traveling behind the houses to avoid detection.” The officers continued to check the area and found more tracks and while near Fairview Drive, spotted a man in a black cap running south. The officers called for backup and attempted to contain the area. Later, on Oakmont Drive, they caught up with a man, later identified as Szanto, and took him into custody. A pat down allegedly revealed four used hypodermic needles, a spoon with burnt heroin residue, cash and change. When asked what he was doing, he allegedly stated that he was out of heroin and was looking for a means to get some. Szanto was held without bail.

Rebecca Machado, 18, of Greenwood Avenue in Concord, was arrested at 4:27 p.m. on March 3, on two felony counts of sale of controlled drugs. According to a court affidavit, an undercover officer allegedly purchased a gram of heroin for $120 from Machado on Nov. 4, 2014, at the Cumberland Farms on North Main Street, and again on Nov. 6, 2014, at the Firehouse Block Garage. The undercover officers used photocopied bills. The lab tests for the drug reportedly proved to be heroin. On March 3, police attempted to serve a warrant to Machado but she reportedly wouldn’t come out of the apartment. Police made entry into the apartment but she allegedly refused. Later, she was found in a second floor bedroom. She was held on $10,000 cash bail.

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