Loudon Woman Arrested Twice in 24 Hours

A local woman with a number of arrests to her credit was arrested twice earlier this month after run-ins with police.

Kaitlyn Rollins, 22, of Willow Terrace in Loudon, was arrested at 4:07 p.m. on Nov. 6, 2015, for theft by unauthorized taking or transfer and again for default or breach of bail conditions at 4:14 p.m. on Nov. 7.

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According to arrest reports and a court affidavit, Rollins was arrested by the Salem Police on an active warrant for a theft charge at the Concord Gardens apartment complex in late October.

Police there arrested her and then drove to the Exit 5 Park and Ride on I-93 in Londonderry to meet with Concord Police for a prisoner exchange. She didn’t speak about the case with the officer, according to the report, and she was released on $2,000 personal recognizance bail with a Dec. 7, court date.

The next day, police were sent back to the Gardens after receiving an anonymous tip that Rollins was in the complex. Dispatch advised the reporting officer that part of her bail conditions was not to enter the complex. A second officer saw her exiting the complex onto Christian Avenue and she was arrested.

This latest arrest is one of at least 15 across the region during the last four-plus years, according to arrest information online and reports provided to Concord NH Patch.

The charges include bench warrants in August and October of this year, a driving charge after a crash on South Main Street, criminal mischief and breach of bail in June, a heroin possession warrant earlier this summer, shoplifting and theft in Manchester in August, domestic violence violations in April, as well as felony organized retail crime enterprise last year, disorderly conduct last year, assault in Penacook in 2013, and simple assault and operating without a valid license in April 2011, after an incident in Rolfe Park.