Woman Accused Of Disorderly Conduct Before Concord Capitol Center Comedy Show: Watch

CONCORD, NH — A woman was arrested on a warrant and was caught on camera resisting police after being accused of disorderly conduct in the lobby of the Capital Center For The Arts on Saturday.

Police were sent to the theatre for a report of an incident a little before 7:30 p.m. The woman was accused of trashing the lobby and was described as wearing a long black coat, carrying a bag, and having her hair in a ponytail. Dispatch said she might be outside The Draft and was also seen striking buildings.

The first arriving officer said many people were along South Main Street and near the theatre. Comedian Bob Marley was scheduled to perform at 8 p.m.

Around five minutes later, a second officer found her outside of The Draft, according to scanner chatter. Another officer was sent to the theatre to find out what happened, while a third officer was sent to Thorndike Street to shut part of the area down.

The woman, according to dispatch, had an electronic bench warrant with a cash bail requirement and was taken into custody. While doing so, she began to resist. According to reports on Patch, the woman has many prior arrest charges, including felony drug possession, failure to appear, criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and several assaults.

The officer who went to the theatre reported there was no damage to the building, no one got hit, but some of the woman’s belongings were strewn around the entrance of the Capital Center. The officer gathered up the items and met with other officers later.

The woman could be heard over the radio screaming while being placed in a cruiser.

“She’s not going to handle booking,” one officer told dispatch. “She’s going straight north.”

The officer said she would be charged with two counts of attempting to commit assault against a law enforcement officer. The county jail was also notified that the woman would be transported there.

Capital Media posted a video of police attempting to place the woman into custody on Facebook.

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