Concord Police Log: Coat Hanger Comment Leads to Bloody Bout Between Son, Dad

Timothy J. Begeal, 38, of Modena Drive in Concord, was arrested at 12:22 p.m. on June 1, 2015, for simple assault and domestic violence-simple assault. An officer was sent to an apartment on Modena Drive for a domestic disturbance between a couple. The woman told the officer that she and Begeal had broken up the day before. They began arguing about cigarettes she purchased that she believed he had. She alleged he often hid them from her. While he was sitting on the couch, she tried to reach around him to see if he had them. Begeal allegedly “charged at her, wrapped his arms around her from behind, and slammed her to the floor,” according to the report. He allegedly ripped her hair back and said, “Don’t f--- with me.” The officer spoke with Begeal, who stated that the two had been dating for about a year. After some back and forth about the incident, he was arrested and is due in court on July 13.

David Demers, 43, of Rex Drive in Concord, was arrested at 7:37 p.m. on May 31, on two counts of simple assault and domestic violence-simple assault. Officers were sent to the address for a report of a domestic with all of the parties outside of the mobile home. A man, Demers, yelled at the officer about a woman and pointed out the person he was speaking about, according to the report. The officer then went over to speak to three women while another officer spoke with Demers. One of the women stated that their daughter had claimed to be assaulted by another relative in the mobile home earlier and she woke up Demers who was sleeping. Demers allegedly went to go after the man and the women blocked him, according to the report. The daughter later changed her story and Demers allegedly became angry with the women who work him up. He allegedly grabbed them by the arms and guided them out of the mobile home. The officer spoke to the daughter who reportedly denied the assault and denied any text message was sent. Demers was later taken into custody and allegedly complained to the officer that the wrong person was arrested. He’s due in court on July 6.

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Michelle L. Milbury, 27, of Airport Road in Concord, was arrested at 7:06 p.m. on May 29, for endangering the welfare of a child/incompetent from an incident on May 11, 2015, on Rumford Street. She was arrested by Franklin Police and is due in court on July 6.

Roland J. Pellerin, 64, of Jennings Drive in Concord, received a summons at 10:28 a.m. on May 27, for driving after revocation or suspension after a traffic stop on Penacook Street for a brake light that was out. His license was revoked in April 1993 for DWI. He’s due in court on June 22.

James H. Fogg, 35, of Long Pond Road in Washington, was arrested at 8:50 a.m. on April 28, on two counts of default or breach of bail conditions. He was arrested by Hillsboro Police on warrants.

Yahairi Bermudez, 30, of Fisherville Road in Concord, was arrested at 6:03 p.m. on April 21, for simple assault and domestic violence-simple assault. Officers were sent to a domestic at an apartment on Fisherville Road between identical twin sisters. According to the mother, Bermudez was allegedly “acting up and throwing (her sister’s) belongings down the stairs,” including a Pack and Play, and other items. Bermudez allegedly also pushed her sister in the chest and the two began fighting. The sister denied being injured. Bermudez reportedly told the officer that her mother was ”schizophrenic” and had attacked her. She allegedly moved the items into the hall “to speed up the process.” Her sister assaulted her, she alleged. A witness reported that Bermudez had spoken to her on the phone and allegedly became irate when she went down to the welfare office to update her work information. She was later arrested.

Ernest Jones, 39, of Cartier Street in Manchester, was arrested at 12:36 a.m. on April 21, for driving after revocation or suspension after a traffic stop on North State Street for speeding (44 mph in a 30 zone). Jones, however, lost his license in May 2014, and was arrested.

Andrew C. Thompson, 50, of North State Street in Concord, was arrested at 8:30 p.m. on April 20, on a driving after revocation or suspension charge after a traffic stop for not having the vehicle’s headlights on. A check of his license revealed a suspension from March 2011 for delinquent child support.

Theo Bosa, 23, of Liberty Street in Concord, was arrested at 6:48 p.m. on April 20, for criminal mischief. Officers were sent to Liberty Street for an unwanted guest. When officers arrived, they found a woman following Bosa and yelling at him in a language that wasn’t English. The couple reported dating for about two years with the woman alleging that Bosa was yelling at her while she was in her car about where she was earlier in the day. She stated that she went to leave, Bosa allegedly grabbed the car door and it broke. He later reportedly came back to her home and she told him to leave. As the officer was trying to find out what was going on, “Bosa kept trying to interrupt,” the officer stated. Bosa reportedly told the officer that he was trying to find her earlier and couldn’t and didn’t know where she was. The officer went to check the car and couldn’t open the door due to the damage and Bosa was arrested.

Scott R. Descheneau, 25, of Pine Street in Concord, was arrested at 8:06 p.m. on April 19, on simple assault and domestic violence-simple assault charges. Officers were sent to a domestic between a father and son at an apartment on Pine Street. The officer walked into the apartment and saw Descheneau and another man “covered in blood” as well as blood on the floor. The officer spoke to Descheneau who said the arguing started with his mother stated he wanted him to move out. He reportedly stated he was in the process of moving out now that he had a new job. The arguing escalated and Descheneau allegedly called his mother and name and this is father came in and told him not to speak to his mother that way. Descheneau reportedly told him to say out of it and allegedly threw an empty water bottle at his father, hitting him in the head. Descheneau allegedly admitted to punching his father who then punched him back. The mother alleged that Descheneau demanded that she find him some coat hangers and she told him to find them himself and “that apparently angered Descheneau,” according to the report. She later stated that she understood it wasn’t easy to be 25 and still living with your parents and “Scott got really agitated” by the comment and the name-calling began, she alleged. After some more discussion about the incident, Descheneau was arrested.

Joseph F. Schultz, 21, of Pinehurst Street in Concord, was arrested at 2:30 p.m. on April 18, for violation of a protective order. According to a court affidavit, at around 1:13 a.m., an officer was sent to an apartment on Pinehurst Street for a report that Schultz had allegedly violated a stalking order against a 55-year-old woman that lived at a nearby apartment. She alleged that while sitting on her couch around 12:30 a.m., she heard Schultz’s voice coming from outside her second floor balcony. While she didn’t see him, “she was confident it was his voice that she heard” and alleged he was within 30 feet of her, violating the order. The officer went to speak to the downstairs neighbor who stated that Schultz wasn’t there but reportedly had been earlier. Schultz, he stated, was out walking his dog and the two chatted for a bit and shared a cigarette on his patio. The man stated he knew about a restraining order but didn’t know exactly where the woman lived. The officer then observed the distance between the patio and the second floor window and stated that it was “undoubtedly less than 30 feet.” The officer went to Schultz’s apartment but no one answered the door. The officer alleged that it appeared that someone was inside. After checking the stalking order, which is active until April 2016, the officer filed a warrant for Schultz’s arrest. He was picked up later in the day. While in the cell at headquarters, Schultz was pacing back and forth and then, allegedly smashed his head on the wall. Concord Fire and Rescue teams were then call to police headquarters to treat him. He was later transported to Concord Hospital and held without bail.

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