Londonderry Man Arrested in Concord

A local man is facing numerous charges after a brawl outside of a Concord bar.

Anthony Gordon Daylor, 24, of Norwich Street in Londonderry, was arrested at 11:20 p.m. on Nov. 15, 2014, and charged with two counts of simple assault and single counts of criminal mischief, resisting arrest or detention, disorderly conduct, and criminal threatening.

According to a Concord Police arrest report, officers were called to Bicentennial Square for a woman reportedly screaming, “Get away from me,” along with other people running around in the area.

While en route, Concord Fire and Rescue teams were called to Penuche’s for a report of someone being punched.

When officers arrived, they reportedly found a man walking away from them near the Market Lane apartments.

“This subject drew my attention because he was not wearing a shirt and the temperature was below freezing,” the officer wrote.

The man allegedly wouldn’t stop and the officer drew a Taser on the man. When saying the Taser, the man allegedly told the officer to go ahead and Tase him, he’d been through it before. The officer put the Taser away and placed the man in restraints.

The subject, later identified as Daylor, was agitated but calmed down enough to give identification.

The reporting officer went to speak to two women outside of Penuche’s who stated that Daylor was with another woman and a man with an eye patch. The woman had been punched in the face, they stated.

Another man alleged that he was assaulted by Daylor. A woman, later identified as a woman involved with Daylor who was also the mother of his child, alleged that he was throwing bricks against the Market Lane apartments and that he swung at her and struck her in the face. The officer noted that she had cuts inside her mouth and on her face. Daylor was arrested and held without bail.

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