Franklin Teen Arrested On Felony Drug Charges In Concord: Cop Log

CONCORD, NH — Jaclyn Markey, born 1986, of Concord was arrested at 2:13 a.m. on Nov. 13 on simple assault and domestic violence-simple assault charges after an incident at the Best Western on Hall Street.

Matthew G. Andersen, born 1977, of Boscawen was arrested at 6:13 a.m. on Nov. 12 on two felony possession of a controlled drug charges as well as a transport drugs in a motor vehicle charge after an incident on Manchester Street.

Daniel King, 32, of Northwood was arrested at 6:04 a.m. on Nov. 11 on stalking-domestic violence, breach of bail, and resisting arrest or detention charges. Also charged was Jessica Scordo, born 1995, of Concord on a resisting arrest or detention charge. They were charged after an incident at the Dunkin’ Donuts on Loudon Road.

Jeremy Lee Calley, 51, of Hanover Street in Concord was arrested at 9:30 a.m. on Nov. 10 on stalking and violation of a protective order charges. Police were sent to Hanover Street around 8:30 a.m. on Nov. 7 to investigate a domestic order violation. A woman accused Calley of texting and calling her after a protection order was issued in late September. The texts and calls, according to the officer, involved coordination of moving items, future court dates involving Calley and the woman, mail, family issues, and other topics, according to an affidavit. The officer took photos of the messages and spoke to the woman. The officer then spoke to Calley who confirmed the phone number was his but claimed a family member sent the messages for him, the report said. When asked to speak to the other person involved, Calley said, “no,” the officer wrote, adding that he wanted to speak to the other person at a later date and Calley hung up. A warrant was issued for Calley’s arrest and he was charged three days later.

Christopher J. Mahon, born 1991, of Concord was arrested at 10:28 p.m. on Nov. 7 on loitering or prowling and criminal mischief charges after an incident on Rumford Street.

John H. McDonald, born 1971, of Concord was arrested at 1 p.m. on Nov. 5 on a simple assault charge after an incident on the Merrimack Valley High and Middle schools campus.

Jonathan Michael Lane, 48, of Loudon was arrested at 10:36 a.m. on Nov. 4 on two warrants after an incident at Concord Hospital on Pleasant Street. A warrant was issued for his arrest out of Hillsborough County Superior Court North on Nov. 4 on a felony theft by unauthorized taking-$1,501+ charge out of Manchester from June 2020. After being arrested, Lane was also charged with felony theft by unauthorized taking-$1,501+ after an incident in Manchester on Nov. 5 as well as reckless conduct-deadly weapon, habitual offender, receiving stolen property-$1,501+, and disobeying an officer out of Manchester from July 11 and theft by unauthorized taking-$1,501+, habitual offender, disobeying an officer, reckless operation, conduct after an incident, and misuse use of plates after an incident on July 11 in Manchester. Lane was found not guilty on habitual offender, disobeying an officer, misuse of plates, and a reckless conduct-deadly weapon charges out of Tilton in June 2020 in Belknap County Superior Court on April 1. A second reckless conduct charge was nolle prossed.

Taylor Lee Wilkins, 25, of Manchester was arrested on two bench warrants at 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 2 at police headquarters. She failed to appear at a final pretrial hearing on Sept. 20 in Merrimack County Superior Court on a felony criminal threatening-deadly weapon charge out of Loudon from June 2020 and failed to appear at a final pretrial hearing on Oct. 27 in Grafton County Superior Court on a felony second-degree assault charge from October 2020 in Plymouth. Wilkins was arraigned on Nov. 4 and is due back in court on Dec. 2.

Troy James Moody, born 1970, of Boscawen was arrested at 1:40 p.m. on Oct. 31 on driving under the influence-third offense, conduct after an accident, and driving after revocation or suspension charges. He was arrested after an incident on Carter Hill Road.

Taylor James Carpentier, 27, of Concord was arrested at 8:58 p.m. on Oct. 29 on felony possession of a controlled drug, criminal threatening, and resisting arrest or detention charges after an incident on Storrs Street. He was in superior court for a dispositional hearing on Nov. 1. Carpentier’s open cases include drug possession charges out of Concord from May and June and a felon in possession of a dangerous weapon charge from April also out of Concord.

Madison Rae Jerilyn Howland, 18, of Franklin Street in Franklin was arrested at 10:49 a.m. on Oct. 18 on two felony possession of controlled drug charges. Officers at the Cumberland Farms on North Main Street watched as two people, with seemingly no business connected with the store, were mingling around outside. One, the officer said, asked for assistance jump-starting a car, but the officer wrote there were no cars in the area. Later, they left the area toward Ferry Street. The reporting officer drove down to Ferry Street and spotted a Hyundai Accent with its hood up. The officer spoke to three people and one said he and a woman, later identified as Howland, had driven there from Laconia. Howland, one of the officers wrote, “began speaking erratically and immediately stated, ‘What are you doing, talking shit about me?” Howland, the affidavit stated, continued to become “loud and angry” while her “mood changed significantly,” explaining how the car ended up on Ferry Street. The officer asked if she was on drugs or had weapons and she “got very calm and turned her head as she stated that she did not,” the report said. The officer requested to check her purse and pockets, and accused her of acquiescing to a search. She added, “what was in her purse did not belong to her,” the affidavit said. Howland handed the purse to the officer and during the search, the officer found a folded piece of tin foil with a white substance inside, believed to be heroin and/or fentanyl, the report said. Howland was accused of walking away while also throwing a glass pipe of the style that is commonly used with methamphetamine to the ground. Officers then placed her under arrest. The pipe, the officer wrote later, had white-colored residue inside, believed to be meth.

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