Concord Police Log: Loudon Teen Allegedly Assaults Ex During Lunch at MVHS

Kevin S. O’Sullivan, 31, of Knights Meadow Drive in Webster, was arrested at 3:03 p.m. on Oct. 7, on a criminal mischief charge from Sept. 14, outside of The Friendly Soup Kitchen on Commercial Street.

Thomas M. Geary, 67, a homeless man now located in Concord, received a summons at 6:28 p.m. on Oct. 7, on a possession of alcoholic beverages on public property charge. Geary was reportedly drinking from a can of Steele Reserve Malt Liquor outside the New Hampshire State Liquor Store on Storrs Street.

Brandon L. Prue, 32, of Oak Hill Road in Northfield, was arrested at 9:35 p.m. on Oct. 7, on a theft by deception charge from Aug. 16, at the Walmart on Loudon Road. Prue was arrested by Newington Police and handled the processing.

Amanda N. Beaudoin, 28, of Terrace Hill Road in Gilford, was arrested at 10:23 p.m. on Oct. 7, on simple assault, resisting arrest or detention, and hindering apprehension or prosecution charges. Officers were sent to Walmart on Loudon Road for a report of a woman who might be overdosing on pills. When they arrived, they couldn’t find the woman. Concord Fire and Rescue teams were also called to the scene. Eventually, they all met up with two women and spoke with one who was “highly agitated.” The officers took her into custody and Beaudoin also allegedly became “highly agitated” and started to move at the officers. Firefighters attempted to restrain her but she reportedly broke free and pushed into an officer. Another firefighter grabbed onto Beaudoin and eventually, they were able to subdue her and place her under arrest.

Lisa Savage, 52, of Fairgrounds Road in Bradford, was arrested at 4:30 p.m. on Oct. 8, on a simple assault charge from Concord Hospital on July 27. She turned herself in to police.

Sarah Anne Silveria, 18, (pictured) of Hollow Rite Road in Loudon, was arrested at 5:55 p.m. on Oct. 8, on a simple assault charge. At 2 p.m., an officer met with a Merrimack Valley High School student who alleged that his ex-girlfriend assaulted him. The male stated that up until the day before, the two were dating and he was living with Silveria and her parents. After being dumped, he wanted to get his snowmobile and bob house back from the home but her parents wouldn’t allow him to get the items. The parents believed that he owed Silveria money, he stated. The officer advised him to go to the Loudon Police and request a civil standby, to get his items back. When asked how everything else was going since the breakup, the male reportedly stated “not good” and alleged that Silveria slapped and pushed him during lunch. He denied touching Silveria when asked. The officer went to check security footage and watched the two of them talking. The officer allegedly saw Silveria “take her right hand and slap (the male).” The male then backed up to a wall and Silveria allegedly “follows and pushes (him) one more time with her right hand across the chest.” The officer checked her profile and confirmed it was Silveria in the video. A 12-hour warrant arrest was put out for Silveria and Loudon Police picked her up. School officials agreed to make preparations to keep the two separated, according to the report.

Debbie L. Gilmore, 45, a homeless woman now located in Concord, was arrested at 6:19 p.m. on Oct. 8, on a resisting arrest charge. Police were sent to Thorndike Street for a report that Gilmore was in the apartment against the tenant’s wishes. The reporting officer made contact with three people inside the apartment who were arguing with Gilmore. She reportedly stated that she didn’t want to leave, she just “wanted to eat her KFC.” Gilmore was allegedly slurring her speech and her eyes were glassy. The officer went to take her into protective custody and she began to debate the issue with the officer, according to the report. “I ought to punch you in the face,” she allegedly stated while being cuffed. While being placed into a cruiser, Gilmore allegedly swore at the officer and “continued her irrational behavior,” including refusing to get into the car. She was held without bail.

Frank French, 51, of Beacon Street on Concord, was arrested at 8:53 p.m. on Oct. 8, on resisting arrest on detention and criminal trespassing charges. An officer driving near Concord High School reportedly saw a man standing on the sidewalk. When the cruiser drove by, the man reportedly dropped something and put his hands up. The officer got out of the cruiser to speak to the man and saw that there was a hatchet on the ground next to his feet. The officer told the man he was being cuffed for the officer’s safety and the man, later identified as French, reportedly tensed up and began struggling with the officer. Another officer began to arrive while the first officer pepper-sprayed French. “Even after being sprayed, the male suspect continued to have an aggressive fighting stance,” the officer alleged. The second officer struck the suspect with a kick and he was taken down and cuffed. Concord Fire and Rescue teams were called to the scene to clear the pepper spray from French’s face.

Benjamin Edward Benson, 21, of Campus Street in Newport, was arrested at 11 p.m. on Oct. 8, on a felony possession of controlled drugs charge. According to a court affidavit, an officer was sent to Concord Hospital on Aug. 11, for a report of a patient in possession of cocaine. Security met with police and delivered a rubber glove that contained a white powder that was thought to be cocaine. The nurse reported finding it allegedly with Benson’s cellphone hidden inside the case while flushing his IV. Benson allegedly requested that she “throw it out” but she stated that she was contacting security about it. After speaking with police, Benson allegedly admitted that it was crack cocaine in the bag. The drug was later tested and shown to be cocaine and a warrant was taken out for his arrest on Aug. 26. Benson was arrested by Newport Police and held on cash bail.

Travis Vachon, 27, of Gilford Avenue in Laconia, was arrested at 11:58 p.m. on Oct. 8, on a driving while intoxicated charge. After a car ran off the road on East Side Drive and struck a tree, officers were called to the scene to assist with the cleanup. The reporting officer spoke with Vachon who reportedly told an officer he was heading home after dropping off his girlfriend in Manchester. He reportedly stated that he swerved to avoid hitting a small animal in the road and then crashed into the tree. Vachon allegedly “could not stand straight without swaying,” according to the report, and “had a hard time keeping his head up and his eyes open.” Vachon agreed to a field sobriety test and was arrested.

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