Local Man in Trouble Again

A local man, with a string of previous arrests, was picked up on warrants during the early morning hours last month, allegedly causing him to become upset at the police station.

Nathaniel T. Carr, 20, of Concord, was arrested at 2:03 a.m. on March 8, on bench warrants.

According to an arrest report, at around 1:45 a.m. on the day in question, an officer saw a Ford Explorer with a temporary registration traveling west on Thorndike Street matching the description of a vehicle that might have a person with bench warrants, according to an anonymous caller.

The officer pulled the vehicle over at Grove and Monroe streets and confirmed that Carr was in the vehicle. A check of Carr yielded two warrants – failure to appear on a violation of probation/parole, with $5,000 cash bail, and a nonpayment of fine on an operating after a suspension/revocation, $385 cash to settle.

Carr was arrested and taken into custody and things reportedly went downhill from there.

“Initially, Carr was cooperative,” the officer wrote. “But as the process continued, he became agitated and confrontational, punch the cell doors.”

Carr was later transported the Merrimack County House of Corrections and held without bail. He was arraigned on March 10.

Last year, Carr, who is homeless, was arrested for assault in Hopkinton, after police in that town, along with New Hampshire State Troopers, tracked him down through a cornfield. He also allegedly threatened his brother at the Vegas Block Apartments on North Main Street and was arrested. In 2012, he was arrested for prowling and criminal trespass while on Storrs Street. 

Editor’s note: The following story was derived from information supplied by Concord District Court. It does not indicate a conviction.