Homeless Man Allegedly Attempts to Kick Concord Hospital Guard: Log

CONCORD, NH - Walter I. Healey, 61, pictured, a homeless man now located in Concord, was arrested on Feb. 21, 2016, and charged with disorderly conduct, criminal mischief, and resisting arrest or detention. Officers were sent to Concord and South State streets for a report of an intoxicated man in the street. Officers identified the man as Healey, and took him in to protective custody due to his alleged “current state” of intoxication. “What am I getting arrested for?,” Healey allegedly asked. Officers reportedly told him he was going to be taken to Concord Hospital and allegedly began screaming at the officers. Once at the hospital, Healey reportedly “continued to be loud and disruptive” and was asked to stop but refused. At one point, he allegedly got up to confront one of the officers, yelled, and punched a metal tray. Officers decided to restrain him and he allegedly attempted to kick one of the security guards and was handcuffed. He was arrested and held without bail.

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David M. Delisle, 41, of McKee Drive in Concord, was arrested on March 3, 2016, for two counts of simple assault and default or breach of bail conditions after an alleged incident on Jan. 29, at the Speedway on North Main Street. He’s due in court on April 11.

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Christopher M. Gelinas, 19, of Myrtle Street in Concord, was arrested on March 2, 2016, on three counts of reckless conduct and criminal mischief from an alleged incident on Sept. 4, 2015, on Bog Road. He was arrested by Hooksett Police on the Concord warrant and is due in court on April 11.

Robert E. Jodoin, 39, of Chadwick Circle in Nashua, was arrested at 1:39 p.m. on March 1, 2016, for theft by unauthorized taking or transfer from an alleged incident on Dec. 28, 2015, at the Mattress Firm location on Loudon Road. He was arraigned on April 4.

Christina M. Conley, 36, of Perkins Road in Gilmanton Ironworks, was arrested on Feb. 29, 2016, for theft by unauthorized taking or transfer after allegedly stealing about $59 worth of items including three flashlights, a cellphone case, sleep sets, a Pepsi, breath mints, and other items from the Walmart on Loudon Road. She was arrested on April 4.

Jeffrey M. Roach, 46, of North Spring Street in Concord, was arrested on Feb. 26, 2016, for theft by unauthorized taking or transfer and possession of prescription drugs without a prescription. Police were sent to the Speedway gas station for a report of a theft at around 3:30 p.m. A store employee alleged that a Pontiac parked in front of the store, four men exited the vehicle, and walked into the store. One of the men reportedly took two beers out of the cooler and left without paying, according to the report. An officer located the Pontiac parked in front of The Barley House and one man was in the vehicle. The man, however, didn’t steal the beer, the officer reported. The beers, however, were under the driver’s seat, the passenger reportedly stated. The driver of the vehicle – Roach – allegedly walked out of Thorne’s and approached the officer. “I observed this to be the same person that I saw on video exit the Speedway with the beer,” the officer alleged. While speaking with Roach, he allegedly admitted to stealing the beer and he was arrested. During processing, police allegedly found a tablet of Bupropion in this pocket and the drug charge was added. Roach was arraigned on April 4.

Scott Gagnon, 49, of Centre Street in Concord, was arrested on Feb. 24, 2016, for simple assault at the Concord Public Library on Feb. 23. He was arrested at home and held after his parole officer issued a detention order for him.

Cheryl Heyward, 69, of Fairfield Drive in Concord, was arrested on Feb. 23, for conduct after an accident from an alleged incident on Feb. 18, outside the Bektash Temple on Pembroke Road. She had a court date on April 4.

Tyler Hoyt, 21, a homeless man now located in Concord, was arrested on Feb. 22, 2016, on driving while intoxicated-drugs, driving after revocation or suspension, and resisting arrest or detention charges after a traffic stop on Manchester Street for drifting between the double yellow line while driving around 20 mph in a 30 zone. The Jeep was pulled over at the bridge. The driver – Hoyt – reportedly denied having a license and “spoke in a very low tone of voice” with speech that was “very slow” but “not slurred,” the officer alleged. Hoyt reportedly didn’t smell like alcohol but looked like he was under the influence. “At one point when Hoyt turned to look at me, I noticed that Hoyt's was experiencing ptosis (droopy eyelids) and was struggling to keep his eyes open,” the officer alleged. “I also noticed when Hoyt looked at me that the size of his pupils was constricted. I know from my training and experience as a police officer that miosis (constricted pupils) can be a symptom to those individuals who are under the influence of narcotic analgesics.” As the officer attempted to determine who the driver was, Hoyt allegedly became “increasingly aggressive and uncooperative,” according to the report. He was able to identify Hoyt from a previous booking photo and he told he was being arrested. “For what?,” Hoyt allegedly asked. During the ride to police headquarters, Hoyt allegedly nodded off and then, would come revive himself and lift his head back up. Due to his alleged intoxicated state, he was charged with DWI. During processing, Hoyt allegedly refused to sign forms and when told he was going to be taken to county, reportedly flipped out and became irate. “F--- off!,” he reportedly yelled at the officer, while kicking the wall of an elevator as officers took him back to the cruiser. On the way to the Merrimack County House of Corrections, Hoyt allegedly slammed his head and feet against the partition and yelled at the officer, “I will find you and I will f------ kill you!”

Christina McIntyre, 27, of Loudon Road in Concord, was arrested on Feb. 16, 2016, for simple assault and domestic violence-simple assault. Officers were sent to an apartment on Loudon Road at just before 6:15 p.m. for a report of an intoxicated woman who assaulted her fiancée. When they arrived, they heard arguing from outside in the hallway and the door was ajar. The parties were separated. The man stated that he was on an air mattress tending to one of their children when she reportedly came into the room and started arguing with him. The argument escalated and she allegedly began hitting the man in the chest. Later, she reportedly went to grab their infant son to feed him but he picked up the boy instead, according to the report, stating she was too intoxicated. “He said McIntyre then began hitting him again, at which time he leaned over their infant to prevent her from hitting him, causing McIntyre to hit several more times on the back of the head and shoulders,” the officer reported. He went to take the child out to go to the store to buy formula and while he was packing up, she allegedly “began trashing the place,” he stated. The officer noted numerous items on the floor, which appeared to have been thrown around. McIntyre, however, reportedly denied anything other than arguing happened. After speaking with both of them again about the timeline of events, McIntyre was arrested.