Milford Police Make Domestic Assault, DUI Arrests: Log

MILFORD, NH – Milford Police made the following arrests and investigations in September.

Milford Police charged Michael Patrick Smith, of Milford, on a domestic disturbance/assault charge on Sept. 9.

Milford Police charged Michael Allen, of Milford, on a domestic assault charge on Sept. 11.

Milford Police charged Michael Jackman, of New Ipswich, on a charge of driving with a suspended license on Old Beaver Road on Sept. 12.

Milford Police charged Paul Nicholas Cullinane, of Mount Vernon, with driving with a suspended license on Nashua Street on Sept. 12.

Milford Police charged Jacob Clough, of Manchester, with driving under the influence, driving with a suspended license, disobeying an officer and failure to stop or yield at a sign on Meadowbrook Road on Sept. 13.

Milford Police charged Colin MacGrath, of Milford, with driving with a suspended license and registration on Baldwin Road on Sept. 13.

Milford Police took Alan Robert Zaremba, of Milford, into custody for alcohol at Hayward’s Ice Cream on Sept. 15.

Milford Police charged Sharon McLaughlin, of Milford, with driving under the influence on Elm Street on Sept. 15.

Milford Police charged Courtney Stewart, of Milford, with two counts of simple assault on Union Street on Sept. 15.

Milford Police charged Tyler Martel, of Milford, with driving with a suspended license and violating the state’s hands-free device law on Christmas Tree Lane on Sept. 16.

Milford Police investigated a report of theft on Nashua Street on Sept. 10.

Milford Police investigated a report of criminal trespassing on Armory Road on Sept. 11.

Milford Police investigated a report of theft on Garden Street on Sept. 12.

Milford Police investigated a report of shots fired on Heritage Way on Sept. 14.

Milford Police investigated a report of theft on Elm Street on Sept. 15.

Milford Police investigated a report of theft on Garden Street on Sept. 16.

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