Log: Perp Arrested for Resisting, Stealing $1,520 from Grandma

Kathy J. Cummings, 58, of Mountain Avenue in Northfield, was arrested at 8:12 a.m. on June 18, 2015, on a warrant out of Epsom for issuing bad checks. She was stopped for speeding on Loudon Road in a Jeep Liberty. Cummings received a summons for speeding and a warning for failure to change her address.

Christopher R. Paquette, 24, a homeless man now located in Concord, was arrested at 12:34 a.m. on June 17, for willful concealment, possession of controlled drugs, and penalties; possession of controlled/narcotic drugs, a felony. A sergeant and officer were sent to the Cumberland Farms on North Main Street for a report of a shoplifter. The alleged shoplifter, Paquette, reportedly took items and then left the store. He then came back into the store and was followed. The store employee alleged that there were items in his sweatshirt pocket that he never paid for. Paquette allegedly stole a bag of Combos, peanuts, and a brownie, all valued at $2.57. During a pat down, the sergeant allegedly found a plastic container with marijuana, a glass smoking device with residue, and a small baggie of a white powder (later identified as cocaine). Paquette was allegedly “crying and kept his head down” while at the scene and during transport, according to the report. After being booked and released, he allegedly asked for his drugs back. “I told him that those items are evidence and that he can’t have them back,” the officer reported. Paquette is due in court on July 20.

John St. Laurent, 63, of Kara Drive in Chichester, received a summons at 10:53 a.m. on June 16, for operating without a valid license and stop sign/yield sign violation. After reportedly seeing a Chevrolet Impala not stopping at a stop sign at Centre and Washington streets, an officer pulled the vehicle over at School and Liberty streets. The driver, St. Laurent, apologized saying he was taking his wife to the hospital. His license, however, expired five years before. When asked about this, St. Laurent reportedly stated that he knew but was told by the DMV he would have to take the test over again so he never did it although he was planning to in the next few days. He’s due in court on July 20.

Sara W. Gregg, 37, of Woodland Drive in Weare, was arrested at 11:10 a.m. on June 15, on a bench warrant for driving after revocation or suspension from June 10, $445 cash to settle.

Michelle H. Winchester Grant, 54, of Pavillion Drive in Concord, was arrested at 2:11 p.m. on June 14, for theft by unauthorized taking or transfer. Officers were sent to Hannaford on Fort Eddy Road for a report of a shoplifter. An employee alleged that a woman, later identified as Grant, concealed a package of raspberry strudel bites and Hershey chocolates in her purse, valued at $6.28, and didn’t pay for them (she did pay for other items). She was stopped outside and brought back into the store. “Grant was uncooperative, at first, and would not provide any identification, so (the employee) called Concord PD,” according to the report. “Grant gave back the strudel bites and Hershey chocolates which were concealed within her purse.” She is due in court on July 20.

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Amanda Indyk, 26, of Village Street in Penacook, received a summons at 7 p.m. on April 25, for operating without a valid license after a traffic stop for an expired inspection sticker. Her license had expired in March.

Isaiah Gove, 19, of Bennett Drive in Meredith, was arrested at 12:15 a.m. on April 25, for criminal mischief. Officers were sent to an apartment on Bog Road for a domestic. When they arrived, they heard a couple yelling about their relationship issues. The parties were separated and during the investigation, police learned that Gove had allegedly punched a hole in a bedroom wall and he was arrested.

Brian T. Bilodeau, 55, of Rochester Hill Road in Rochester, was arrested at 4:48 p.m. on April 24, for felony change of registration information; duty to inform from an incident in September 2014. According to an affidavit, in October 2014, state police contacted Concord Police about Bilodeau who was registered in Concord but living in Rochester. A detective looked into the case and found that Bilodeau was living on Rollins Street in 2007, was arrested in 2008, sent to prison until 2014. He was required to inform Concord Police within five business days of moving. There had reportedly been no changes to his registration since August 2014. His parole officer reportedly stated that Bilodeau had been living in Rochester at least three months. The detective spoke to Bilodeau who allegedly stated that since being released in September 2014, he had lived in Vermont and then Rochester, and would be soon registering with police there. A search of his criminal history showed “numerous arrests” for failing to report between 2003 and 2009. A warrant was issued in November 2014. He was arrested and held without bail.

Tyler Z. Hall, 27, of Centerwood Drive in Concord, was arrested at 2:50 p.m. on April 24, and charged with resisting arrest as well as a felony theft by deception charge and six counts of felony forgery. Detectives attempted to serve an arrest warrant to Hall at an address they had for him he was not home; he was reportedly at another address a few streets over. When police arrived to Centerwood Drive, Hall reportedly saw them out the window and “ducked down and ran toward the rear of the trailer.” The detectives told him to come out of the trailer but there was no answer back. Other officers arrived to assist. Hall allegedly was seen looking out of a small bathroom window with a cellphone in his hand. Police ordered him out and he surrendered. According to a court affidavit, Hall was wanted for allegedly stealing six checks from his grandmother and cashing out $1,520 out of her account in December 2014 and January 2015. In February 2015, Hall wrote a letter to his grandmother saying he was “miserable, empty, and lonely, and my addiction once again controlled me,” alleging that gang members would kill him in prison as well as asking her to request the bank drop the case. “There (sic) going to beat and stab me till I die,” he allegedly wrote. “Gram, is the two grand I took worth my life?”

Meredith Pratt, 32, of Alton Woods Drive in Concord, was arrested at 1:38 p.m. on April 24, and charged with theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, false report to law enforcement, and default or breach of bail conditions. According to a court affidavit, on April 13, a detective was called to Checkmate Pizza on Washington Street to investigate a report of a deliver driver that was robbed at gunpoint the previous evening. Pratt reportedly told the detective that she was robbed while parked at the Hannah Dustin Parking and Ride while counting her receipts for the evening. After she received a $20 tip from a patron, she stopped in Boscawen and was approached by a man screaming at her. She reportedly became scared, threw her money and it went out the window, and left the area. She drew a sketch of the man on a napkin and the detective began to investigate the case. The detective spoke to the man who gave the tip, other employees, and her boyfriend, who stated that she wouldn’t speak about the incident, according to the report. The detective re-interviewed Pratt on April 16, and she submitted a written statement that was reportedly completely different, stating that she was arrested by Boscawen Police on a bench warrant (failure to pay court fines on a Jan. 8, theft arrest from Dick’s Sporting Goods), was upset and stressed, and didn’t recall making the robbery allegation. She allegedly later admitted to making the entire thing up. Pratt, however, reportedly never paid Checkmate money from some of the evening’s deliveries. A warrant was issued for the charges and she was arrested the next week.

William J. LeBlanc, 43, of Dorchester Road in North Charleston, SC, was arrested at 1:35 p.m. on April 24, for theft and theft by deception in October 2010 at the Walmart on Loudon Road. He was being held on cash bail by the Salem Police at the time of his arrest.

Editor's note: This post has been edited.

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