Concord Woman Faces 2nd Stolen Car, Other Charges In Londonderry After Amherst DUI Arrest

LONDONDERRY, NH — A woman from Concord, with several prior arrests, is facing new charges in Londonderry on Sunday after being arrested in Amherst earlier this month.

Around 11:15 p.m., an officer performing a routine check of the Commons Plaza on Nashua Road saw a 2011 Honda Civic parked in the lot in front of one of the closed businesses. The officer said the car then pulled to the back of the building and a woman exited the driver’s side of the car, Sgt. Chris Olson of the Londonderry Police Department said.

“The female approached a business and began banging on the door,” he said. “At this time, (the) officer approached the female to find out what she was doing.”

According to the officer's report, the woman had “no legitimate reason to be at the business.” The woman, Taylor Carr, 26, of Concord, was also accused of providing a false name to the officer. Later, she provided her correct name, Olson said.

A check of the Civic found it was stolen out of Manchester, the report stated. Carr, too, was out on bail after being arrested in Amherst for felony receiving stolen property (operating a stolen vehicle), driving under the influence, disobeying an officer, and operating with a suspended license charges.

The officer arrested Carr on felony theft by unauthorized taking, driving after suspension, disobeying an officer, obstructing government administration, and breach of bail charges. She was held without bail and was due to be arraigned on Tuesday in Rockingham County Superior Court.

According to posts on Patch, Carr has been arrested previously on loitering and prowling, disorderly conduct, stalking, and warrants in Concord since 2019.

Back in July 2022, she was arrested in Manchester on two felony controlled drug charges, but they were dismissed in November 2022. She was arrested on felony receiving stolen property and criminal trespass charges in Manchester in August 2022. Carr was indicted on the charges in November 2022.

In September 2022, she was arrested on two felony controlled drug charges. Carr failed to appear at a dispositional conference hearing on Nov. 17, 2022, and a warrant was issued for her arrest. She was arrested and later rereleased on bail. The court received a returned mail notice for the case on Dec. 14, 2022.

Carr is due in Hillsborough County Superior Court North for a dispositional conference on the stolen property and drug charges on Feb. 9.

In the Jan. 9 receiving stolen property, DUI, and other charges case, she was held without bail but released on Jan. 11. Carr is due in court on Jan. 23 for a review hearing.

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