St. Louis Man Arrested Twice In 8 Days On A Slew Of Charges: NHSP

CONCORD, NH — A Missouri man with a history of violence in several states is facing numerous charges after being arrested twice in eight days in the Granite State, according to New Hampshire State Police and police in Lisbon. Ryan Crittenden, 37, pictured, was arrested on May 17, 2019, on two counts of simple assault on a police officer, and single counts of resisting arrest, obstructing the administration of government, and disorderly conduct. On May 25, he was arrested by NHSP on violation of a protective order charge.

In the first incident, according to the Caledonian Record, officers were called to a home on West Street in Lisbon after receiving a noise complaint about "a drunken man playing loud music." The man – Crittenden – reportedly got into a scuffle with a neighbor about loud music and then, poured beer on the neighbor's door, windows, and porch, the report alleged.

As a female officer from Lisbon was taking a statement from the complainant, Crittenden approached the scene and allegedly began commenting about how "sexy" she was. His girlfriend – Melissa Perry – who was renting the Lisbon home, is accused in the report of flipping him off, angered by the "sexy" statement. He reportedly admitted to drinking and stated that in St. Louis, where he was from, no one had a problem with loud music. Crittenden also told the officer that he might have active warrants in Texas, California, and Missouri, the report noted.

Another officer from Sugar Hill began speaking with Crittenden and he allegedly said the officers were being racist and called his mother to complain about being questioned. After some back and forth, including the officers speaking to his mother on a cellphone, they attempted to take Crittenden into custody. During the course of that process, they accused Crittenden of striking the female officer in the cheek and nose, and twisting her fingers of the female officer during the arrest. The other officer was reportedly shoved and struck in the face below the left eye.

Crittenden also had an active warrant from the Derry Police Department on a contempt charge. He was arrested in that community in October 2018, on a domestic assault charge, according to the Derry News.

At just before 7 p.m. on May 25, state troopers were called to the northbound side of I-93 in Bow for a report of a "rolling domestic" – an assault incident inside a moving vehicle, a Nissan Sentra. Dispatch reported that the owner of the vehicle, Perry, had an active protective order against Crittenden out of Rhode Island. The vehicle was stopped and the pair were questioned. Crittenden accused Perry of assaulting him and after investigating the incident, she was arrested.

State police were unable to confirm the protective order so Crittenden was released and given a courtesy ride to the McDonald's Restaurant on South Main Street in Concord, an affidavit stated.

About 90 minutes later though, NHSP were able to confirm the order was active and went to McDonald's to see if Crittenden was still there. Troopers found him on the sidewalk, arrested him, and he was held without bail. Crittenden was arraigned on May 28.

Back in March, according to the Woonsocket Call in RI, Crittenden was arrested on domestic violence by strangulation, domestic assault and battery, violation of a protective order, disorderly conduct, reckless driving, obstructing police, resisting arrest, and being a fugitive from Missouri on domestic violence charges after an officer reportedly clocked a vehicle he was driving at 60 mph on a city street. Crittenden drove to his apartment on East School Street where he is accused of yelling at an officer, "If you want to shoot it out, we'll (blanking) shoot it out." In the apartment, Crittenden was arrested but found no weapons. Officers also found a woman with visible assault injuries.

According to the reports, Crittenden has a history of violence and has also been arrested on first- and second-degree assaults, armed robbery, and other charges.

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After Crash, Truck Driver Keeps Driving

A hauler from Texas was taken out of service last week after reportedly continuing to drive a damaged trailer after an accident. At just before 12:30 p.m. on June 18, state police received a report of a truck driving east on Route 101 with a damaged trailer – that appeared to be off center as it was driving down the highway. The vehicle was stopped in Candia.

Other state troopers from Troop G, that have "specialized training to conduct roadside inspections of commercial motor vehicles," according to Lt. Andrew Player from the NHSP, arrived at the scene and inspected the truck. The driver – Edward Garcia, 29, of Pasadena, TX – reportedly told state police he struck a guardrail in the area of Hillsboro, which caused damage to the trailer. A report stated that Garcia informed troopers that he had the tires replaced but continued to drive the truck even though the trailer's frame had been damaged.

Both the truck and Garcia were placed out of service after it was reportedly discovered that his electronic logging device had been falsified.

Troop A Arrests

Aiyla Griffin, 26, of Dover, was arrested on June 6, on an operating without a valid license charge on I-95 North of the tolls in North Hampton.

Carole Wentworth, 40, of Manchester, was arrested on June 6, on a driving under the influence charge on Route 101 West.

Joslin Carrier, 24, of Somersworth, was arrested on June 6, operating without a valid license charge on I-95 North of the tolls in North Hampton.

Robert Twombly, 29, of Dover, was arrested on June 6, operating without a valid license charge on I-95 North of the tolls in North Hampton.

Alessandra Caruso, 26, of Salem, was arrested on June 1, on a driving under the influence charge on Route 286 in Seabrook.

Richard Glennon, 45, of Madbury, was arrested on June 4, on a bench warrant on Knight Street in Rochester.

Medard Kindo, 30, of Portland, Maine, was arrested on June 2, on a driving under the influence charge on Route 101 West on the Exit 7 offramp in Epping.

Adam Searles, 20, of Rochester, was charged with unlawful possession/intoxication in Hampton on June 2.

Jonathan Dube, 33, of Rochester, was arrested on a bench warrant at the intersection of Waldron Avenue and Lafayette Street in Rochester on June 2.

Michael Andry, 28, of Milton, was arrested on June 1, on driving under the influence charge on Route 16 South in Dover.

Tasha Young, 21, of Rochester, was arrested on June 1, on a driving after revocation or suspension charge on Route 16 North in Dover.

Marie Partridge, 21, of Manchester, was arrested on a reckless operating charge on June 1, on Route 101 East in Brentwood.

Debra Diroma, 39, of Peabody, Massachusetts, was arrested on June 1, and charged with driving after revocation or suspension-subsequent and speeding – 16-20 mph over the 65 limit on I-95 South in Greenland.

Troop B Arrests

Mark Williams, 50, of Francestown, was arrested on June 6, on driving after revocation or suspension, uninspected vehicle, and driver's license prohibitions charges on the Everett Turnpike North in Nashua.

Trevor Phillips, 26, of Manchester, was arrested on a bench warrant on June 5, on I-93 North at the scales in Windham.

Robert Rustowicz, 25, of Manchester, was arrested on June 5, on driving after revocation or suspension and suspension of vehicle registration charges on Continental Boulevard in Merrimack.

Paul McKinney, 34, of Haverhill, MA, was arrested on June 5, on driving after revocation or suspension and disobeying an officer charges on I-93 North in Salem.

Thomas Foster, 32, of Nashua, was arrested on June 4, on suspension of vehicle registration, driving after revocation or suspension, and uninspected vehicle charges on the Everett Turnpike in Bedford.

Irving Mosley, 51, of Manchester, was arrested on June 3, on driving after revocation or suspension and speeding – 16-20 mph over the 55 limit charges on I-293 North in Manchester.

Jonathan Rogers, 32, of Merrimack, was arrested on June 2, on driving under the influence and misuse of plates charges on RW Drive in Londonderry.

Jason Hunkins, 32, of Derry, was arrested on June 2, and charged with two counts of driving after revocation or suspension, operating after certified as a habitual offender, reckless conduct-deadly weapon, driving without giving proof, disobeying an officer, reckless operation, operating without a valid license, and misuse of plates. He was arrested on I-93 South in Windham.

Stephanie Matheson, 35, of Manchester, was arrested on June 2, on driving after revocation or suspension, disobeying an officer, and driving after revocation or suspension-subsequent charges on Brown Avenue in Manchester.

Michael Walsh, 40, of Danbury, was arrested on June 2, on a bench warrant on I-93 North near Exit 5 in Londonderry.

Aline Dorini, 24, of Nashua, was arrested on June 1, on an operating without a valid license charge on the Everett Turnpike North in Nashua.

Geraldine Baker, 34, of Manchester, was arrested on May 31, on driving after revocation or suspension and suspension of vehicle registration charges on I-93 South in Salem.

Troop D Arrests

Anthony Ottati, 28, of Concord, was arrested on June 6, on a driving after revocation or suspension-subsequent charge on I-93 South near Exit 18 in Canterbury.

Reina Ruiz, 26, of Manchester, was arrested on I-93 South near Exit 13 in Concord on June 6, for operating without a valid license.

Todd Davison, 42, of Seekonk, MA, was arrested on June 5, on a suspension of vehicle registration charge on I-93 North in Hooksett.

Victor Kelly, 35, of Manchester, was arrested on a reckless operation charge on I-93 South in Bow on June 4.

Alan Lopez, 58, of Manchester, was arrested on June 4, on domestic violence-simple assault and obstructing report of a crime or injury charges on Hazen Drive in Concord.

Alison Morel, 49, of Landaff, was arrested on June 3, on reckless operation and reckless conduct charges on I-93 South in Bow.

Joseph Roman, 31, of Upton, MA, was arrested on June 2, on a reckless operation charge on I-93 South in Canterbury.

Savannah Bell, 22, of Concord, was arrested on June 2, on driving under the influence and driving under the influence-adult greater than 0.08 charges on I-93 North in Concord.

Anthony Rosales, 18, of Concord, was arrested on June 1, on aggravated driving while intoxicated-30+ mph, driving while intoxicated adult greater than 0.08, driving while intoxicated, reckless operating, and unlawful possession/intoxication charges on I-93 North in Bow. Also arrested was John Jellue, 22, of Concord, on an obstructing government administration charge. A 17-year-old and a 16-year-old, both from Concord, were also charged on June 2, with unlawful possession/intoxication. The 17-year-old also had an active warrant.

Amanda Gobis, 25, of Manchester, was arrested on June 1, on driving after revocation or suspension-subsequent and suspension of vehicle registration charges on Hackett Hill Road in Hooksett.

Derek Deschenes, 31, of Hillsboro, was arrested on June 1, on a warrant on I-93 South near Exit 17 in Canterbury.

Louis Wilks, 28, of Salisbury, was arrested on a warrant on Warner Road near the town dump on June 1.

Keagan Gorman, 26, of Hampton, was arrested on May 31, on a driving while intoxicated charge on I-93 South in Concord.

Benjamin Jones, 51, of Salisbury, was arrested on May 31, on a domestic violence-simple assault charge on Old Turnpike Road in Salisbury.

Willy Perez Agular, 29, was arrested on a warrant on Hazen Drive in Concord on May 31.

Jared King, 45, of Salisbury, was arrested on May 31, on a warrant. He was arrested on Route 4 East in Salisbury.

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