Milford Man Arrested on Bench Warrant in Concord

CONCORD, NH - A local man was arrested in Concord recently on a felony bench warrant after allegedly displaying mood swings and anger toward police.

Gregory Hurst, 46, of Taylor Street in Milford, was arrested on March 4, 2016, on a felony bench warrant.

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Officers were sent to Cumberland Farms on North Main Street for an “angry and also intoxicated” man who had an active bench warrant.

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Other officers were sent to there to assist. Hurst reportedly smelled like alcohol and was leaning against a wall, smoking a cigarette, and eating a cookie, according to police.

After he was handcuffed, Hurst allegedly “was going through mood swings” and “appeared to be angry.”

The warrant was on a falsifying physical evidence felony charge, $1,500 cash bail. During processing, he allegedly refused to cooperate, so he was taken straight to county, according to police.