CRIME LOG: Penacook Man Arrested Twice in 24 Hours

Tyler Louis Weeks, 27, of Village Street in Penacook, was arrested at 3:48 a.m. and 11:56 p.m. on June 10, and charged with simple assault both times. According to two arrest reports and a court affidavit, officers were sent to Village Street for a 911 hang up call after no one picked up when dispatchers called back. Upon arrival, the officers spoke to Weeks who opened the door and asked what the officers wanted. Weeks reportedly told the officer that they were fine and no one called 911. The officers asked to speak to his girlfriend to make sure she was OK. She came to the door, said she was fine, and closed the door, according to the report. “When doing so, I observed that (her) left eye had been bruised and appeared to be older as it was green and yellow in color,” the officer alleged. When asked about her eye, she refused to answer and kept the door shut. When Weeks was asked about it, he allegedly stated, “I didn’t hit her if that’s what you’re asking.” The officers cleared the scene but received a call from the woman later asking to meet with them. They met with the woman outside Sam’s Convenience Store and spoke about a previous assault. “She appeared to be very nervous and paranoid, looking around as if she thought someone was watching her,” the officer reported. She later left the area and went home. A short time later, the woman called 911 again and the officers met her at the intersection of Village and Meter streets and she alleged that Weeks had punched her in the eye and struck her in the head a couple of days before. She also alleged that he slapped the phone out of her hand that morning when she called her stepfather for help after they got into an argument. Officers arrested Weeks, he was held on $5,000 cash bail, and arraigned later that morning. Later that night, officers arrested him again, at his parents’ house, while he was sleeping in a camper on the property. After being told he was being arrested again for assault, Weeks allegedly “immediately grew agitated and started yelling in disbelief,” the officer reported. After being cuffed, he allegedly continued to yell about the arrest since he had just been arrested and banged his head against the camper out of frustration, according to the report. He was arraigned again on July 28.

Vincent J. Salerno, 57, of 3 A in Bow, was arrested at 8:04 a.m. on June 10, on disorderly conduct and littering charges from May 14, on East Side Drive and on I-393. Salerno turned himself in to police and was arrested. During processing, he reportedly complained of claustrophobia. He had a court date on July 21.

Elliott Steven Dafoe, 30, a homeless man now located in Concord, was arrested at 9:39 a.m. on June 10, and charged with loitering, default or breach of bail conditions, and possession of alcoholic beverages. Also charged with loitering was Frank Harley Pickering, 31, of Bear Hill Road in Loudon. While on patrol behind the Burlington Coat Factory and came in contact with two men one who was reportedly drinking from a 1.75 liter bottle of Bentley’s Vodka. Dafoe allegedly admitted to only taking a sip from the newly opened bottle but said he didn’t see the no loitering and no trespassing signs. The officer thought Dafoe might be out on bail and asked if he was, and Dafoe reportedly requested a ticket for the violation. The officer called dispatch to get some details about his recent arrests and bail conditions and then, arrested him. Pickering was given a summons. Dafoe refused bail and was arraigned later in the day.

Lloyd Chester Cooper, 26, of Pinehurst Street in Concord, and Scott George Gardner, 27, a homeless man now located in Concord, received summonses at 2:20 p.m. on June 10, for loitering. Officers were sent to the Cumberland Farms on North Main Street for a report of individuals possibly drinking behind the store. When the officers spoke to Cooper, he allegedly had difficulty looking straight and allegedly admitted to smoking spice earlier. Gardner reportedly spoke to the officers. The officers later told him that the owners of the store didn’t want them drinking or doing drugs behind the building. Both were given summonses and had court dates on July 14.

Jonathan Curtis Lugg, 26, of Pine Street in Hooksett, was arrested at 6:51 p.m. on June 10, on a felony warrant. An officer was sent to the West Street Playground for a report of four people possibly smoking marijuana. The officer found no evidence that the four had been smoking marijuana (they were smoking cigarettes) and all four denied it, too. One, Lugg, had a warrant out of Superior Court for criminal liability for conduct of another, a felony, and he was arrested and later, handed over to the Merrimack County Sheriff’s Department.

Sarah Elizabeth Dalbec, 25, of Chesley Street in Concord, received a summons at 5:30 a.m. on June 11, for possession of controlled drugs. An officer was sent to Concord Hospital for a report of a female patient who reportedly had marijuana and a pipe in a backpack. She had a court date on July 14.

Justin Michel Sorrenty, 31, of Forest Street in Concord, was arrested at 10 a.m. on June 11, on a felony possession of controlled drugs charge, heroin, from May 1, on Forest Street. Sorrenty was being held at the Valley Street Jail in Manchester. He was arraigned on June 12.

Jodi Lynn Bye, 42, of Walker Street in Concord, was arrested at 7:46 p.m. on June 11, on two felony theft by deception counts and a single felony theft charge from the Walmart on Loudon Road on March 22, March 23, and May 6. She was arrested on Walker Street and had a court date on July 28.

Editor’s note: The following post was derived from information supplied by the Concord Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction. Click this link to find out how to get a name removed from a New Hampshire Patch arrest report.