Police Log For 12/10/09-12/16/09
A car accident on Route 102 made authorities realize just how slick and impassible the road was. The accident was reported at 11:49 PM on December 13, and the road was subsequently closed to allow salt and sand to be spread. The road remained closed for approximately 45 minutes, reopening just after 12:30 AM on December 14. Most of Londonderry was lucky enough to be sleeping and never knew.
A marked police cruiser with its emergency equipment activated was struck by an oncoming car on December 10 at about 5:57 PM. That would have put the time of the collision after dark, reports from the scene indicate that the Officer did have his lights on. Officer Sean Doyle, the driver of the police car, was responding to a Domestic Disturbance call in the “Greek Gods” when he was traveling from the direction of the Londonderry Flea Market towards Crossroads Mall on Route 102. He began taking the left hand turn onto Acropolis Drive and was struck on the passenger side by a 1997 Chevy pickup truck. A 25 year old female was driving the truck, and it was also reported that there was one juvenile in the truck. At least one injury was reported from the occupants of the truck, and the officer did not receive any. “Because the officer was responding to an emergency call, the Londonderry Technical Accident Reconstruction (TAR) team was called in to investigate the accident. The accident remains under investigation as to cause.”
When information is available we will provide it on this incident. The driver of the pickup truck was interviewed by a Doug Ireland in the Eagle Tribune and Derry News. In that story the mother indicated that her son is not OK, His face is unrecognizable,” she said. “He is embarrassed to even go to school.” The child was wearing a lap belt and a shoulder belt, his mother also told the reporter. To read the full story in the Derry News, click “Woman said she believes police are downplaying cruiser crash“
On December 17, at 12:50 AM a caller via 911 reported a car accident on Route 102. Upon arrival, police found an empty Fred Fuller Truck and a Ford pickup truck. After an investigation, it was determined that the pickup truck was traveling west, the tractor trailer traveling east. The pickup truck entered the eastbound lane and collided with the tractor trailer truck. The driver of the Fred Fuller truck was uninjured, but the pickup truck driver was transported to Southern New Hampshire Medical Center in Nashua. The pickup truck driver, Jason Babbidge, was arrested at the Medical Center at 3:50 AM for Driving Under the Influence. To read the full article about this accident in a story we did the day it happened click here.
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For Date: 12/10/2009 – Thursday – Beginning at 6:00 AM
0715 Phone – DISABLED MV Investigated
LONDONDERRY RD
Disp-07:15:32 Clrd-07:50:46
caller reporting vehicle off roadway, attempting to access business
0720 Phone – DISABLED MV Investigated
SHASTA DR @ HIGH RANGE RD
OFFICER KELLY W KULIG
Disp-07:20:29 Clrd-07:45:05
vehicle off roadway on property of 1 Shasta Dr
0725 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
NOYES RD
Disp-07:25:35 Clrd-08:25:54
caller reporting vehicle into psnh polce
0827 Initiated – DISABLED MV Services Rendered
HIGH RANGE RD @ SHASTA DR
OFFICER CHRISTOPHER J WIGGIN
Arvd-08:27:00 Clrd-08:34:24
OFFICER KELLY W KULIG
Disp-08:28:13 Clrd-08:28:18
AAA out will be there 45min, off roadway
0828 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
BANCROFT RD
Disp-08:29:38 Arvd-08:29:41 Clrd-08:48:45
calling reporting same, 2 vehicles
vehicles removed
1041 Phone – ABANDONED MV Investigated
MOHAWK DR
Disp-10:47:22 Arvd-10:59:02 Clrd-11:03:32
reporting vehicle was parked on property on Tuesday, and still parked there. Plows are boxing the vehicle in.
caller does not mind vehicle being on property at this time.
1047 Phone – ABANDONED MV Investigated
CROSSROADS MALL
Disp-11:04:20 Arvd-11:08:34 Clrd-11:14:57
reporting vheicle parked behind animal hospital. Been there for some time, and would like it removed.
1055 Phone – TRAFFIC HAZARD Investigated
WINDHAM TOWN LINE – KENDALL POND RD
Disp-10:59:54 Arvd-11:27:45 Clrd-11:27:46
caller reporting tree branches on power lines.
wire appears to be on house wire, in Windham
1150 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
Arvd-11:50:00 Clrd-11:54:57
1156 Initiated – ALARM, RESIDENCE Investigated
OFFICER KELLY W KULIG
Arvd-11:56:00 Clrd-12:01:36
OFFICER CHRISTOPHER J WIGGIN
Disp-12:01:05 Arvd-12:01:10 Clrd-12:01:39
burglary alarm basement door
spoke with homeowner. units were cancelled after arrival
1238 Radio – JUVENILE OFFENSES Investigated
MAMMOTH RD
Disp-12:39:33 Arvd-12:39:39 Clrd-12:39:45
1240 Radio – JUVENILE OFFENSES Investigated
MAMMOTH RD
Disp-12:40:40 Arvd-12:40:49 Clrd-12:40:50
1249 Initiated – LARCENY /FORGERY/ FRAU Investigated
LONDONDERRY POLICE DEPARTMENT
OFFICER KELLY W KULIG
Arvd-12:49:00 Clrd-12:50:26
OFFICER KELLY W KULIG
Disp-12:50:29 Arvd-12:57:13 Clrd-13:10:51
male party reporting wife changed the date on a post marked check
1253 Phone – LARCENY /FORGERY/ FRAUD Investigated
SHELL FOOD MART
Disp-12:55:18 Arvd-13:04:58 Clrd-13:10:39
reporting gas drive off
1311 Walk-In – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
LONDONDERRY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Disp-13:12:08 Arvd-13:17:38 Clrd-13:17:39
walk in fingerprints
1319 Phone – LARCENY /FORGERY/ FRAUD Investigated
OLD DERRY RD
Disp-13:20:16 Arvd-13:30:02 Clrd-13:59:19
female party reporting equipment was taken about a week ago.
1324 Radio – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
Disp-13:25:18 Arvd-13:25:25 Clrd-13:29:26
1334 Radio – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
Disp-13:35:04 Arvd-13:35:07 Clrd-13:37:21
1339 Walk-In – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
MCDONALDS
Disp-13:43:28 Arvd-13:47:43 Clrd-14:02:21
male party reporting same
1352 Phone – CRIMINAL MISCHIEF Investigated
ROSS DR
Disp-13:53:40 Arvd-14:06:57 Clrd-14:06:58
reporting property damage to yard last night.
The caller advised the incident took place at midnight. No vehicle information. Advised he wanted it documented.
1450 911 – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
MAMMOTH RD
OFFICER KEITH M PADELLARO
Disp-14:51:35 Arvd-14:53:08 Clrd-15:37:18
OFFICER JASON M ARCHAMBAULT
Disp-14:51:36 Arvd-14:58:31 Clrd-15:37:19
2 CAR MVA, NO P.I. BOTH VEHICLES IN RDWY.
A SECOND CALL FOR MVA WITH INJURY, SAME PLACE. LFD WAS ADVSD.
L62 ADVSD. CODE 5, OPERATORS WILL BOTH BE TRANSPORTED. NO WRECKERS NEEDED.
1540 Walk-In – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
LONDONDERRY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Arvd-15:42:09 Clrd-15:49:04
GRN 1993 GMC YUKON VIN:
SUBJ. IN LOBBY FOR VIN VERIFICATION
1547 Phone – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
BURGER KING
Disp-15:48:42 Arvd-15:58:21 Clrd-16:06:10
MV LOCKOUT, BLACK BONNEVILLE.
Entry gained, no damage.
1555 Walk-In – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
LONDONDERRY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Disp-15:55:59 Arvd-16:02:03 Clrd-16:02:04
SCHOOL DISTRICT FINGERPRINTS.
1749 Phone – DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE Investigated
OFFICER CHRISTOPHER J OLSON
Disp-17:50:02 Arvd-17:58:38 Clrd-18:10:14
OFFICER SEAN P DOYLE
Disp-17:53:24 Arvd-17:56:12 Clrd-17:57:24
OFFICER JASON M ARCHAMBAULT
Disp-17:58:15 Arvd-18:02:42 Clrd-18:10:12
MOTHER AND SON DOMESTIC. CALLED IN BY THIRD PARTY (HUSBAND) NOT ON SITE.
1757 Initiated – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
ACROPOLIS AVE
OFFICER SEAN P DOYLE
Arvd-17:57:00 Clrd-19:30:44
OFFICER KEITH M PADELLARO
Disp-17:59:45 Arvd-18:04:06 Clrd-18:25:03
SERGEANT KEVIN M CAVALLARO
Disp-17:59:48 Arvd-18:04:51 Clrd-19:19:04
OFFICER JOSEPH R BELLINO
Arvd-18:31:44 Clrd-19:46:06
Location Change: PARKLAND MEDICAL CENTER
OFFICER SHANNON B COYLE
Arvd-18:33:30 Clrd-21:35:01
DETECTIVE ADAM W DYER
Arvd-18:33:31 Clrd-21:35:02
OFFICER CHRISTOPHER J OLSON
Disp-18:55:06 Arvd-19:00:15 Clrd-21:35:04
OFFICER JASON M ARCHAMBAULT
Arvd-19:26:26 Clrd-20:03:37
OFFICER KEITH M PADELLARO
Disp-20:03:34 Arvd-20:03:36 Clrd-21:35:03
OFFICER DANIEL S PERRY
Disp-20:17:37 Arvd-20:23:17 Clrd-20:26:12
OFFICER JOSEPH R BELLINO
Disp-20:42:39 Clrd-21:35:08
OFFICER DANIEL S PERRY
Disp-20:43:02 Arvd-20:46:32 Clrd-20:49:21
L44 ADVSD. SEND OTHER UNITS TO ACROPOLIS FOR A CRUISER ACCIDENT.
This two car accident involved a Londonderry Police officer responding to the scene of a domestic disturbance, who was then struck by another vehicle, a 1997 Chevy pickup truck. The marked police cruiser, a 2007 Ford Crown Victoria, with emergency equipment activated, was eastbound on Route 102 and was turning north onto Acropolis Drive when it was struck on the side by a westbound vehicle on Route 102. Minor injuries were reported by at least one occupant of the other vehicle, which contained the operator and one juvenile; the police officer was not injured. Because the officer was responding to an emergency call, the Londonderry Technical Accident Reconstruction (TAR) team was called in to investigate the accident. The operator of the other vehicle was Amanda Trombley, age 25, of Derry, NH. The officer driving the cruiser was Officer Sean Doyle, age 26, of Londonderry, NH. The accident remains under investigation as to cause. – Lt. Saunders
2152 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS False Alarm
K9 OFFICER JOHN W PERRY II
Disp-21:52:53 Arvd-22:05:19 Clrd-22:21:40
LIEUTENANT CHRISTOPHER J GANDIA
Arvd-22:05:30 Clrd-22:21:39
overhead shop door
UNITS ARE CODE 5, CHECKING INTERIOR. LOCATED A OPEN DOOR
UNITS CLEAR, CHECKED THE INTERIOR, SECURED THE DOOR. EVERYTHING ALL SET.
2223 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS False Alarm
K9 OFFICER JOHN W PERRY II
Disp-22:24:53 Arvd-22:24:59 Clrd-22:31:39
LIEUTENANT CHRISTOPHER J GANDIA
Disp-22:24:56 Arvd-22:25:00 Clrd-22:31:42
OFFICER ALVIN M BETTENCOURT
Disp-22:27:58 Clrd-22:31:41
REPORTS SAME FROM MULTIPLE REAR ZONES. NO ANSWER, WILL ATTEMPT TO NOTIFY.
2228 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS Building Checked/Secured
OFFICER DANIEL S PERRY
Disp-22:30:08 Arvd-22:37:43 Clrd-22:54:01
OFFICER KEVIN A LAREN
Disp-22:30:11 Clrd-22:38:39
OFFICER ALVIN M BETTENCOURT
Arvd-22:36:27 Clrd-22:53:59
FRONT DOOR AND HAIR MOTION ALARMS.
L40 ADVSD. OPEN DOOR IN THE REAR, CHECKING THE BUILDING.
L40 OUT WITH THE E.C.
2302 Initiated – FOLLOW-UP Building Checked/Secured
Arvd-23:02:00 Clrd-23:07:36
OUT WITH E.C. FOR PREVIOUS ALARM
2322 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS Building Checked/Secured
OFFICER JAMES J FREDA JR
Disp-23:23:43 Arvd-23:24:17 Clrd-23:41:51
OFFICER KEVIN A LAREN
Disp-23:23:45 Arvd-23:24:56 Clrd-23:41:53
opr 38 calling with alarm coming from the v-con rear door
opr 32 called back to advise there will be a keyholder responding in a white ford explorer with plate
keyholder on scene
For Date: 12/11/2009 – Friday
0103 Phone – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
Disp-01:11:10 Arvd-01:22:49 Clrd-01:30:38
the nursing supervisior, called from parkland requesting an officer to go to to advise to call Parklands intensive care unit in regards to his brother
Negative contact with at the residence.
subject did not answer the door
0105 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS Building Checked/Secured
OFFICER ALVIN M BETTENCOURT
Disp-01:06:46 Arvd-01:13:31 Clrd-01:46:04
OFFICER DANIEL S PERRY
Disp-01:06:47 Arvd-01:13:33 Clrd-01:46:03
K9 OFFICER JOHN W PERRY II
Disp-01:20:18 Arvd-01:26:15 Clrd-01:37:06
opr 73 calling with alarm coming from the interior rear motion
Officer Bettencourt has an unlocked door
units will be checking the interior of the building
opr 73 called back to find out the status of the alarm
opr 73 called back to advise the emergency contact will be attempting to get a keyholer to respond
Officer J Perry checked the interior with the K9
units will be clear for now
0202 Initiated – PEDESTRIAN CHECK Investigated
OLD MAMMOTH – ROCKINGHAM RD
Arvd-02:02:00 Clrd-02:04:19
subject identified as
0457 Phone – SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY Could Not Locate
NASHUA RD
OFFICER DANIEL S PERRY
Disp-04:58:42 Arvd-05:04:32 Clrd-05:17:33
OFFICER KEVIN A LAREN
Disp-04:58:43 Arvd-05:04:34 Clrd-05:17:35
caller reporting that there is a snowmobile just sitting in the powerlines between her house and the fleamarket
caller called back to advise that the light she could see is now gone, she does beleive that it was a 4 wheeler and not a snowmiobile
caller called back again to advise that the light to the machine is back on
Officer Laren spoke to the homeowner, confirmed the light is a spotlight from the fleamarket
For Date: 12/11/2009 – Friday – Beginning at 6:00 AM
0615 Radio – ASSIST LONDONDERRY FIRE DE Services Rendered
TINKHAM LN
Disp-06:22:52 Arvd-06:24:48 Clrd-06:26:33
LFD toned out for a 61 year old female having chest pains.
SGT Carver advised in roll call
LFD already on scene
0747 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
OTTERSON RD
Disp-07:48:18 Arvd-07:53:12 Clrd-08:07:45
CALLER REPORTS SOMEONE HIT HER MAILBOX LAST NIGHT, AND THERE ARE PIECES OF THE CAR STILL IN THE ROADWAY.
0757 Phone – ASSIST LITCHFIELD PD Services Rendered
LITCHFIELD
Disp-07:58:03 Clrd-11:13:01
OFF REQUESTING SAME
0828 Phone – ALARM, RESIDENCE False Alarm
MAMMOTH RD
OFFICER KELLY W KULIG
Disp-08:29:13 Arvd-08:34:26 Clrd-08:43:49
OFFICER JONATHAN M KING
Disp-08:29:18 Arvd-08:34:27 Clrd-08:43:50
OP 20 REPORTS SAME COMING FROM GARAGE ENTRY. NO ANSWER AT THE PREMISES. ALARM COMPANY WILL ATTEMPT TO NOTIFY.
0910 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
WINDSOR BLVD
Arvd-09:10:00 Clrd-09:14:13
0912 Walk-In – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
MAMMOTH RD
Disp-09:13:19 Arvd-09:15:10 Clrd-09:25:56
FINGERPRINTS
0918 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
OLDE COUNTRY VILLAGE RD
Arvd-09:18:00 Clrd-09:21:58
0927 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA SERVED
MERCURY DR
Arvd-09:27:00 Clrd-09:31:25
0940 Walk-In – LARCENY /FORGERY/ FRAUD Investigated
PERKINS RD
Disp-09:47:42 Arvd-09:57:27 Clrd-10:17:49
IN STATION TO REPORT THEFT FROM HER VEHICLE….RIMS AND TIRES
0944 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE COMPLAINT Services Rendered
CAPITOL HILL DR
OFFICER JASON M ARCHAMBAULT
Disp-09:47:38 Clrd-09:57:09
OFFICER JASON M ARCHAMBAULT
Disp-10:03:28 Arvd-10:05:41 Clrd-10:15:09
CALLER REPORTS THE OCCUPANTS OF NH XXXXXXX, LAST WEEK, CALLED HER DAUGHTER AND OTHER MIDDLE-SCHOOLERS PROFANITIES.
THIS MORNING, AROUND 0700, THEY WERE SPEEDING ON CAPITOL HILL. SHE WOULD LIKE THEM SPOKEN TO.
YOUTHS WERE SPOKEN TO.
0955 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS FALSE, HUMAN ERROR
BUTTRICK RD
OFFICER JASON M ARCHAMBAULT
Disp-09:57:15 Arvd-09:57:43 Clrd-10:02:21
SERGEANT DAVID B CARVER
Disp-09:57:25 Clrd-09:58:33
REPORTS SAME COMING FROM FRONT DOOR. NO ANSWER AT THE PREMISES. ALARM COMPANY WILL ATTEMPT TO NOTIFY.
OFFICER ARCHAMBAULT ADVISES SECOND UNIT CAN DISREGARD; EMPLOYEE PUNCHED IN THE WRONG CODE.
1035 Walk-In – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
LONDONDERRY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Disp-10:36:02 Arvd-10:36:05 Clrd-10:49:02
FINGERPRINTS
1046 Phone – CRIMINAL MISCHIEF Investigated
NASHUA RD
Disp-10:51:13 Arvd-11:07:21 Clrd-11:40:11
1047 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS FALSE, HUMAN ERROR
DELTA DR
OFFICER JONATHAN M KING
Disp-10:49:23 Arvd-11:02:15 Clrd-11:24:24
OFFICER KELLY W KULIG
Disp-10:49:30 Arvd-10:59:34 Clrd-11:24:18
OP REPORTS SAME…GENERAL. ALARM COMPANY WILL ATTEMPT TO NOTIFY.
OFF KULIG FOUND AN OPEN DOOR
OFFICERS WILL BE SEARCHING INTERIOR OF BUILDING.
THERE IS AN EMPLOYEE ON SCENE.
1051 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Services Rendered
OLDE COUNTRY VILLAGE RD
OFFICER JASON M ARCHAMBAULT
Disp-11:40:16 Clrd-11:42:18
OFFICER JASON M ARCHAMBAULT
Disp-11:53:08 Arvd-12:07:20 Clrd-12:09:29
GRN 1998 HOND CP ACCORD
CALLER REPORTS HER DAUGHTER SLID INTO A SNOWBANK A WHILE AGO. THE CAR IS STILL THERE, BUT HER DAUGHTER IS NOT. SHE WANTS TO LEAVE THE CAR THERE UNTIL TOMORROW.
THERE IS NO PROPERTY DAMAGE, AND VEHICLE IS OFF THE ROAD. PER OFFICER ARCHAMBAULT, IT CAN STAY.
1056 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Services Rendered
NASHUA RD
Disp-10:58:16 Arvd-11:01:25 Clrd-11:25:10
CALLER REPORTS SHE WAS JUST INVOLVED IN SAME. NO PI.
ACCIDENT ACTUALLY OCCURRED IN DERRY, AND THEY WERE ASKED TO RESPOND TO THE SCENE.
1133 Initiated – FOLLOW-UP No Action Required
PERKINS RD
Arvd-11:33:00 Clrd-11:38:30
1140 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS Building Checked/Secured
NASHUA RD
OFFICER JONATHAN M KING
Disp-11:42:10 Arvd-11:47:39 Clrd-11:49:40
OFFICER JASON M ARCHAMBAULT
Disp-11:42:23 Arvd-11:45:00 Clrd-11:49:39
OP REPORTS SAME COMING FROM BACK DOOR. NO ANSWER AT THE PREMISES. ALARM COMPANY WILL ATTEMPT TO NOTIFY.
KEYHOLDER WILL BE RESPONDING IN 5 MINUTES IN A GREY BMW.
KEYHOLDER IS ON SCENE
1150 Initiated – FOLLOW-UP No Action Required
GILCREAST RD
Arvd-11:50:00 Clrd-11:51:51
1250 Initiated – FOLLOW-UP No Action Required
RAINTREE DR
Arvd-12:50:00 Clrd-12:57:33
1333 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
WILEY HILL RD
Arvd-13:33:00 Clrd-13:38:08
1339 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA SERVED
CURRIER DR
Arvd-13:39:00 Clrd-13:49:11
1349 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA SERVED
FIELDSTONE DR
Arvd-13:49:00 Clrd-13:53:32
1354 Initiated – LARCENY /FORGERY/ FRAU Investigated
PILLSBURY RD
Arvd-13:54:00 Clrd-14:04:29
OFFICER WARRINER REQUESTING SAME
1404 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
BREWSTER RD
Disp-14:19:56 Arvd-14:19:58 Clrd-14:29:55
BLK 2007 FORD PU F-350
Operator: COOK, ROBERT E JR – DERRY, NH 03038
Age: 58 Sex: M
CALLER REPORTS HE JUST LOST A TIRE AND HIT A TREE. NO PI.
SGT CARVER WAS ADVISED OF PENDING CALL.
OFFICER A KING ENRT.
1410 Initiated – FOLLOW-UP No Action Required
UNITED STATES POST OFFICE
Arvd-14:10:00 Clrd-14:30:36
1538 Phone – COMPLAINT Services Rendered
CAROUSEL CT
Disp-15:40:56 Arvd-15:45:27 Clrd-15:47:57
SCHOOL BUS UNABLE TO PASS A MOVING VAN ON CAROUSEL CT.
UNIT CLEAR, MATTER RESOLVED.
1602 Phone – ALARM AUDIBLE Building Checked/Secured
SUTTON PL
OFFICER ADAM M KING
Disp-16:04:04 Arvd-16:13:56 Clrd-16:18:37
OFFICER CHRISTOPHER J OLSON
Disp-16:04:06 Arvd-16:13:55 Clrd-16:18:41
NEIGHBOR REPORTS ALARM GOING OFF
BUILDING WAS SECURE. NO AUDIBLE AND NO PRINTS IN SNOW.
Home is for sale, nobody at residence. Everything appeared secure, no tracks in snow, no audible alarm on arrival
1610 911 – ABANDONED 911 FALSE, HUMAN ERROR
WILSHIRE DR
OFFICER DANIEL M HURLEY
Disp-16:11:01 Arvd-16:17:46 Clrd-16:22:44
OFFICER ADAM M KING
Disp-16:19:17 Clrd-16:22:43
SMALL CHILD PLAYING WITH THE PHONE. DISPATCH SPOKE INTO THE PHONE AND THE PHONE WAS DISCONNECTED.
DISPATCH ATTEMPTED TO RE-ESTABLISH CONTACT, PHONE KEPT RINGING. NO ANSWER, NO ANSWERING MACHINE.
1648 Phone – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
DELTA DR
OFFICER DANIEL M HURLEY
Disp-16:48:29 Avd-16:58:59 Clrd-17:03:12
RED 2002 CHRY HB PTCRUIS
VEHICLE LOCKOUT
ENTRY GAINED, NO DAMAGE.
1652 Phone – ASSIST CITIZEN Investigated
JUDY DR
Arvd-16:57:13 Clrd-17:44:21
FEMALE CAME INTO THE LOBBY REQTG. TO SPEAK TO AN OFFICER REGUARDING HER EX-BOYFRIEND. HE MOVED OUT OF HER HOUSE LAST NIGHT AND LEFT HIS KEY BEHIND, HOWEVER SHE IS CONVINCED HE WAS IN THE HOUSE TODAY. NOTHING IS MISSING, BUT IT’S BELIEVED HE DID MAKE A COPY OF THE KEY AND SHE WANTS TO KNOW HOW TO KEEP HIM OUT OF THE HOUSE.
I spoke with her regarding the matter. she completed a written statement. I then contacted him. He stated I am not getting the entire story. He stated he will be in to speak with me at 0800hrs on 12/12. It should be noted that she did not feel threatened and does not want any charges brought against the male party.
1705 Initiated – MOTOR VEHICLE CHECK No Action Required
PLANEVIEW DR
Arvd-17:05:00 Clrd-17:09:19
DBL 2008 GMC ACADIA
ALL SET, UNIT CLEAR.
1843 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA SERVED
WINDSOR BLVD
Arvd-18:43:00 Clrd-18:47:13
1849 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
RAVEN TER
Arvd-18:49:00 Clrd-18:52:03
1913 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA SERVED
LORRAINE DR
Arvd-19:13:00 Clrd-19:18:20
1923 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA SERVED
PREMIER DR
Arvd-19:23:00 Clrd-19:26:37
1934 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
MAYFLOWER DR
Arvd-19:34:00 Clrd-19:38:51
1959 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
REED ST
Arvd-19:59:00 Clrd-20:03:45
2007 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA SERVED
KING CHARLES DR
Arvd-20:07:00 Clrd-20:12:19
2013 Phone – LARCENY /FORGERY/ FRAUD Investigated
NASHUA RD
Disp-20:15:45 Arvd-20:15:47 Clrd-20:29:52
MANAGER OF STORE REPORTS SAME
2028 Phone – DISABLED MV No Action Required
TANAGER WY
Disp-20:32:03 Arvd-20:48:57 Clrd-20:53:34
WHI 2000 CHEV VN G30
ADVSD. OF A 10′ BOX TRUCK PARKED IN FRONT OF HIS HOME WITH A FLAT TIRE THAT WILL BE REMOVED IN THE A.M. THE BOX TRUCK IS THERE, COMPANY WORKING ON HIS HOME.
2234 Phone – SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY Investigated
MAMMOTH RD
Disp-22:36:36 Arvd-22:53:52 Clrd-23:09:37
RED 1999 PONT 4D GR PRIX
MANAGER REPORTS SAME IN HIS PARKING LOT. WHEN EMPLOYEES APPROACHED THE VEHICLE TO FIND OUT WHY THEY WERE THERE, THE CAR TOOK OFF. IT HAS BEEN THERE A COUPLE OF TIMES THIS WEEK.
Attempting contact with registered owner of vehicle.
made contact with owner who claims she was lost and only turned around at location.
2341 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS Building Checked/Secured
TINKER AVE
OFFICER DANIEL S PERRY
Disp-23:43:30 Arvd-23:46:14 Clrd-23:58:17
K9 OFFICER JOHN W PERRY II
Disp-23:43:30 Clrd-23:44:32
OFFICER ALVIN M BETTENCOURT
Disp-23:44:47 Arvd-23:50:56 Clrd-23:58:21
opr calling with alarm coming from zone 13 the entry front motion
subject identified
opr called from ADT with keyholder information, eta 20 minutes in a green Accent
For Date: 12/12/2009 – Saturday
0022 Initiated – FOLLOW-UP Services Rendered
TINKER AVE
Arvd-00:22:00 Clrd-00:33:32
officer out with the keyholder
0058 Initiated – MOTOR VEHICLE CHECK Investigated
ROCKINGHAM RD @ SEASONS LN
OFFICER ALVIN M BETTENCOURT
Arvd-00:58:00 Clrd-01:01:02
BLK 2003 BMW 4D
0135 Phone – DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE Transported to Hospital
HOLLY LN
OFFICER KEVIN A LAREN
Disp-01:36:26 Arvd-01:38:46 Clrd-02:17:22
OFFICER DANIEL S PERRY
Disp-01:36:27 Arvd-01:38:45 Clrd-02:17:23
OFFICER JONATHAN M KING
Disp-01:43:45 Arvd-01:43:46 Clrd-02:17:19
SERGEANT MARK A PAGE
Arvd-01:50:23 Clrd-01:55:27
caller reporting her 26 year old son is breaking things in the house. He is currently in the basement. No drugs, no alcohol, no weapons
0146 Initiated – DISABLED MV Investigated
NASHUA RD
Arvd-01:46:00 Clrd-01:47:45
dump truck in the travel lane that ran out of gas
0239 911 – DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE Arrest(s) Made
OAK DR
OFFICER JONATHAN M KING
Disp-02:40:27 Arvd-02:43:12 Clrd-04:01:55
OFFICER KEVIN A LAREN
Disp-02:40:29 Arvd-02:43:12 Clrd-03:31:50
OFFICER DANIEL S PERRY
Disp-02:40:30 Arvd-02:43:13 Clrd-03:33:28
SERGEANT MARK A PAGE
Disp-02:48:30 Arvd-02:51:26 Clrd-03:28:55
OFFICER ALVIN M BETTENCOURT
Disp-02:48:32 Arvd-02:51:25 Clrd-03:25:29
GRN 1996 VOLK 4D JETTA
Towed For: DWI
To: LONDONDERRY POLICE IMPOUND
Operator: HAKEN, KRISTOFER G – LONDONDERRY, NH 03053
Age: 30 Sex: M
911 opr 118 reporting a domestic. When the line was transferred over the caller was not talking. I could hear in the backround. Caller was able to tell me suspect was leaving in a green volkswagen jetta and the he is very drunk.
Officer Page has the vehicle on South Rd
Officer Page will be at Gilcreast and South, Officer J King will be en route
Units will be out testing
Officer Page requesting a tow
RT 102 is en route. Units have one in custody
subject has been released
Arrested: HAKEN, KRISTOFER G
Of: 5 OAK DR LONDONDERRY, NH
DOB: 03/16/1979
Charges: SIMPLE ASSAULT
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED/NARCOTIC DRUGS
Subject was arrested for the above listed charges. Bail was set at $3000.00 PR plus the $40.00 Bail Commissioner fee. Subject is scheduled to appear at the Derry District Court on 12-22-09 @ 8:30 AM.
0451 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS FALSE, HUMAN ERROR
SYMMES DR
OFFICER DANIEL S PERRY
Disp-04:52:35 Arvd-05:00:01 Clrd-05:02:39
SERGEANT MARK A PAGE
Disp-04:52:36 Arvd-05:02:23 Clrd-05:02:37
opr 38 calling with alarm coming from the cafeteria door #12
opr 38 called back to advise there will not be a responder, but there may be employees on site
For Date: 12/12/2009 – Saturday – Beginning at 6:00 AM
0623 Phone – ASSIST LONDONDERRY FIRE DE No Action Required
WINDING POND RD
Disp-06:33:20 Arvd-06:33:22 Clrd-06:33:24
LFD requesting an officer. They are attempting to gain entry to a residence
Officer Hurley is en route to winding pond.
Lfd has gained entry, they no longer need an officer
0650 Phone – ABANDONED MV Services Rendered
CONSTITUTION DR
Disp-06:52:52 Arvd-06:59:50 Clrd-07:59:55
caller reporting a small red convertible into the bushes.
The back window is broken in it
upon arrival, it was determined the vehicle had slid off the road. made contact with the driver. He arrived on scene and stated he attempted to pull out vehicle last night but failed. There was minimal damage to the vehicle and no noticable property damage done. State form was issued and same was admonished for not reporting crash. Same was also advised his license expired on 12-11. Therefore he did not drive.
0652 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS Building Checked/Secured
OFFICER KELLY W KULIG
Disp-06:54:13 Clrd-07:10:00
OFFICER DANIEL M HURLEY
Disp-06:54:16 Arvd-07:02:32 Clrd-07:09:57
opr 32 calling with alarm coming from the dock interior double doors
opr 32 called back to advise there will be no keyholder responding
0738 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS Investigated
OFFICER DANIEL M HURLEY
Disp-07:40:44 Arvd-07:43:15 Clrd-07:46:30
OFFICER KELLY W KULIG
Disp-07:43:41 Arvd-07:43:42 Clrd-07:46:34
alarm co reporting new gym area
youth bb pratice going on
0741 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE COMPLAINT Could Not Locate
EB FROM WINDING POND – RT 102
Disp-08:00:00 Clrd-08:10:47
caller reporting erratic car driving eb on 102 black car with no plates
0800 Other – FOUND/LOST PROPERTY Services Rendered
While I was on a call for service at Constitution Dr, a subject gave me a debit card they found at the TDBank ATM on Nashua Rd. I contacted the bank and identified the victim to be out of Derry. The bank could not give me anymore information. I later spoke with. She stated she will pick up the property after work. The card will be in my mailbox until then.
0821 Initiated – SERVE WARRANT NOT SERVED
OFFICER DANIEL M HURLEY
Arvd-08:21:00 Clrd-08:26:35
OFFICER ADAM M KING
Disp-08:21:38 Arvd-08:21:40 Clrd-08:26:37
1037 Phone – ALARM, RESIDENCE Services Rendered
OFFICER KELLY W KULIG
Disp-10:38:26 Arvd-10:46:28 Clrd-10:49:06
OFFICER DANIEL M HURLEY
Disp-10:38:27 Arvd-10:45:28 Clrd-10:49:04
alarm co reporting garage side entry/no answer
alrm called to cancel
1100 Phone – LARCENY /FORGERY/ FRAUD Investigated
STONEHENGE RD
Disp-11:01:19 Arvd-11:14:38 Clrd-11:28:19
caller reporting theft of his tool from trailer
1107 Walk-In – SERVE WARRANT Arrest(s) Made
KENDALL POND RD
Disp-11:10:33 Arvd-11:13:44 Clrd-12:51:58
subject in lobby turning himself in on warrant
Arrested: YOUNG, EDWARD
Of: 44 KENDALL POND RD LONDONDERRY, NH
DOB: 12/27/1991
Charges: CRIMINAL THREATENING (INTIMIDATION, ETC)
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF (VANDALISM)
Mr. Young was released on personal recognizance bail, with a court date at Derry District of December 22, 2009, at 8:30 am. Additional information about the incident is not available at the time of this release. – Lt. Saunders
1118 Phone – SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY Could Not Locate
RT 102 @ MOHAWK DR
Disp-11:20:41 Clrd-11:28:27
caller reporting a wallet in the roadway and money is “blowing” out of it
1134 Walk-In – KEEP THE PEACE Services Rendered
Disp-11:37:18 Arvd-12:04:45 Clrd-12:16:54
subject in lobby requesting same, no paperwork involved
1305 Phone – LARCENY /FORGERY/ FRAUD Services Rendered
SHELL FOOD MART
Disp-13:07:32 Arvd-13:27:29 Clrd-13:33:06
caller reporting gas drive off that happend at 0600 nh
1658 Initiated – BUILDING CHECK Building Checked/Secured
Arvd-16:58:00 Clrd-17:01:23
1701 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE COMPLAINT Arrest(s) Made
NUTFIELD COUNTRY STORE
OFFICER SEAN P DOYLE
Disp-17:01:44 Arvd-17:01:53 Clrd-17:37:26
OFFICER ADAM M KING
Disp-17:01:49 Arvd-17:01:52 Clrd-19:00:48
OFFICER CHRISTOPHER J OLSON
CALLER REPORTS A POSSIBLE DRUNK FEMALE JUST PULLED INTO THE PARKING LOT. SHE WAS STUMBLING AROUND.
SHE WENT INTO THE STORE, AND THEN CAME BACK OUT. HER PLATE IS NH XXXXXXX
OFFICER OLSON EN ROUTE WITH ONE
OFFICER OLSON IN STATION WITH ONE
OFFICER DOYLE IS ENRT TO STATION WITH THE ARRESTEE’S DOG, TO BE PLACED IN THE KENNEL.
Arrested: GREENE, SHEILA
Of: 201 HIGH RANGE RD LONDONDERRY, NH
DOB: 04/01/1960
Charges: DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS OR LIQUOR
1729 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
Arvd-17:29:00 Clrd-17:33:07
1815 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
Arvd-18:15:00 Clrd-18:19:31
1953 Initiated – MOTOR VEHICLE CHECK Services Rendered
SHAWS
Arvd-19:53:00 Clrd-19:55:07
2007 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA SERVED
Arvd-20:07:00 Clrd-20:12:00
2015 Initiated – MOTOR VEHICLE CHECK Services Rendered
ST JUDES – MAMMOTH RD
OFFICER JASON G TEUFEL
Arvd-20:15:00 Clrd-20:22:43
SERGEANT RYAN J KEARNEY
Disp-20:16:19 Arvd-20:16:20 Clrd-20:22:44
2020 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
Arvd-20:20:00 Clrd-20:23:28
2027 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
Arvd-20:27:00 Clrd-20:31:30
2027 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA SERVED
Arvd-20:27:00 Clrd-20:32:13
2029 Phone – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
LEFEBVRE’S TIRE & AUTO
OFFICER ADAM M KING
Disp-20:30:16 Arvd-20:34:35 Clrd-20:49:17
OFFICER CHRISTOPHER J OLSON
WRECKER OPERATOR FOR RT 102 TOWING REQUESTING OFFICER OLSON RESPOND REGARDING HIS ARREST. SHE IS THERE TO PICK UP THE VEHICLE, INTENDING TO DRIVE IT AWAY, AND IS CLAIMING WRECKER OPERATOR DAMAGED THE VEHICLE.
2040 Phone – ALARM, RESIDENCE Building Checked/Secured
OFFICER KEELY BERGERON
Disp-20:41:03 Arvd-20:47:15 Clrd-20:54:50
OFFICER MATTHEW G MORIN
Disp-20:41:05 Arvd-20:46:58 Clrd-20:54:49
REPORTS SAME FROM BASEMENT MOTION. NO ANSWER, WILL ATTEMPT TO NOTIFY.
2140 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS Building Checked/Secured
OFFICER SEAN P DOYLE
Disp-21:41:40 Arvd-21:43:13 Clrd-21:45:40
OFFICER JASON G TEUFEL
Disp-21:41:43 Arvd-21:43:14 Clrd-21:45:41
OP 42 REPORTS SAME COMING FROM FRONT ENTRY. IS ON SCENE, DOES NOT HAVE PROPER PASS CODE.
2155 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS FALSE, HUMAN ERROR
OFFICER SEAN P DOYLE
Disp-21:56:35 Arvd-22:02:29 Clrd-22:07:42
OFFICER KEITH M PADELLARO
Disp-21:58:34 Arvd-22:05:05 Clrd-22:07:42
REPORTS SAME FROM EMPLOYEE DOOR NUMBER 2. NO ANSWER, WILL ATTEMPT TO NOTIFY.
2240 Phone – ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Transported to Hospital
SERGEANT MARK A PAGE
Disp-22:41:30 Arvd-22:44:53 Clrd-23:44:48
OFFICER DANIEL S PERRY
Disp-22:41:31 Arvd-22:44:54 Clrd-23:11:31
OFFICER GEORGE R MOTTRAM JR
Disp-22:41:35 Arvd-22:44:55 Clrd-22:56:06
OFFICER RANDY A DYER
Disp-22:41:35 Arvd-22:44:56 Clrd-23:08:25
OFFICER KEVIN A LAREN
Disp-22:45:25 Arvd-22:46:38 Clrd-22:52:25
OFFICER KEVIN A LAREN
Disp-23:24:11 Arvd-23:29:39 Clrd-23:33:01
911 REPORTS MALE SUBJECT WITH A FIREARM WHO IS HAVING SUICIDAL THOUGHTS.
CLEAR THE SCENE, ESCORTING LFD TO PMC
OFF AT PMC
CLEAR PMC
For Date: 12/13/2009 – Sunday
0036 Initiated – MOTOR VEHICLE STOP ARR Arrest(s) Made
GILCREAST RD @ COMMONS DR
OFFICER DANIEL S PERRY
Arvd-00:36:00 Clrd-01:23:56
OFFICER GEORGE R MOTTRAM JR
Arvd-00:38:52 Clrd-01:49:23
out f.s.t.
ADVSD. HAS ONE IN CUSTODY.
REFUSAL
STARTING MILES TRANSPORTING FEMALE TO PICK UP BABYSITTER AND RETURN TO THE VEHICLE
ENDING AT WALLACE
Arrested: BOYLE, DAVID
Of: 9 DONMAC DERRY, NH
DOB: 06/12/1964
Charges: DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS OR LIQUOR
0157 Phone – ALARM, RESIDENCE False Alarm
OFFICER GEORGE R MOTTRAM JR
Disp-01:58:13 Arvd-02:00:11 Clrd-02:06:46
OFFICER RANDY A DYER
Disp-01:58:15 Arvd-02:02:40 Clrd-02:06:45
AUDIBLE ALARM CALLED IN BY A NEIGHBOR
PROTECTION ONE CALLED IN THE ALARM SECONDARY… ZONE ACTIVATED IS MASTER BEDROOM.
PER ALARM CO., CANCEL… MADE CONTACT WITH HOMEOWNER SAID HE LOCKED HIS CAT IN THE BEDROOM.
For Date: 12/13/2009 – Sunday – Beginning at 6:00 AM
0917 Phone – ABANDONED 911 Investigated
OFFICER ADAM M KING
Disp-09:20:05 Arvd-09:24:18 Clrd-09:35:29
OFFICER KEELY BERGERON
Disp-09:20:07 Arvd-09:24:57 Clrd-09:35:31
0924 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS Building Checked/Secured
OFFICER BRIAN M ALLAIRE
Disp-09:25:16 Arvd-09:27:13 Clrd-09:36:29
SERGEANT RYAN J KEARNEY
Disp-09:27:36 Arvd-09:27:38 Clrd-09:36:31
alarm co reporting rear man door
0957 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA SERVED
Arvd-09:57:00 Clrd-10:07:50
1012 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA SERVED
Arvd-10:12:00 Clrd-10:15:34
1014 Phone – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
TOWER HILL PROF PARK
Disp-10:15:39 Arvd-10:21:16 Clrd-10:36:05
mv lockout ford f450 red
unable to gain entry. will be waiting for secondary key from salem. form was complete.
1109 Phone – ABANDONED 911 Services Rendered
MARKET BASKET
Disp-11:12:31 Arvd-11:12:32 Clrd-11:26:01
911 reporting hang up call/and cell caller reporting seizure in parklot, lfd toned it out as unconscience male unknow where in the parking/ per lfd subject is inside the store by the register
1151 Phone – BUILDING CHECK Services Rendered
Disp-12:04:37 Clrd-12:26:11
1344 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
OFFICER KEELY BERGERON
Arvd-13:44:00 Clrd-13:46:35
1432 Walk-In – SERVE RESTRAINING ORDER SERVED
Disp-14:33:13 Arvd-14:33:17 Clrd-14:47:19
subject in station to be served with an emergency r.o
1446 Walk-In – Assist Other Police Depa Services Rendered
LONDONDERRY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Disp-14:47:17 Clrd-15:01:21
subject in station turning over some guns belonging to a friend who has an ro against him.
1502 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Services Rendered
HIGH RANGE RD @ ADAMS RD
Disp-15:02:33 Arvd-15:10:28 Clrd-15:17:41
CELL CALLER REPORTS SINGLE VEHICLE OFF THE ROADWAY, NO INJURIES.
DISPATCHER PER SERGEANT CALLED (HIGHWAY 2) AND ADVISED ROADS ARE SLICK, SNOW IS STICKING.
1517 Initiated – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDEN Investigated
MANCHESTER BOSTON REGIONAL AIRPORT/TERMINAL&G
SAME IN PARKING LOT C
1519 Initiated – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDEN Services Rendered
NASHUA RD @ ACROPOLIS AVE
Arvd-15:19:00 Clrd-15:23:00
MV OFF THE ROADWAY.
1520 Walk-In – KEEP THE PEACE Services Rendered
OFFICER KEITH M PADELLARO
Disp-15:22:33 Arvd-15:59:54 Clrd-16:28:12
OFFICER ANDRE B UY
Disp-15:51:57 Arvd-15:59:52 Clrd-16:27:50
IN STATION TO REQUEST SAME
OFFICER PADELLARO WILL BE ENRT TO RD.
OFFICERS’ PADELLARO AND OUT AT.
Services rendered. Belongings were gathered by the female.
1530 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Could Not Locate
STONEHENGE RD @ ROCKINGHAM RD
Disp-15:31:02 Arvd-15:39:20 Clrd-15:39:23
CELL CALLER REPORTS A VEHICLE OR TWO HAS SLID OFF THE ROADWAY.
1544 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Services Rendered
OLD DERRY RD @ AUBURN RD
Disp-15:45:03 Arvd-15:48:22 Clrd-15:56:35
DERRY POLICE REPORTS SAME. NO PI.
1556 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Services Rendered
OLD DERRY RD @ PARTRIDGE LN
Disp-16:00:04 Arvd-16:00:31 Clrd-16:16:48
CALLER REPORTS SEVERAL VEHICLES HAVING A DIFFICULT TIME MAKING THE HILL
1600 Initiated – DISABLED MV Services Rendered
WEST OF BRIDGE – NASHUA RD
Arvd-16:00:00 Clrd-16:03:10
1629 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Vehicle Towed
STONEHENGE RD @ HARDY RD
Disp-16:30:34 Arvd-16:34:43 Clrd-17:02:31
CALLER REPORTS HER BOYFRIEND’S TRUCK SLID OFF THE ROAD. HE HAS AAA ENRT.
1633 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Could Not Locate
SHASTA DR
Disp-16:34:06 Clrd-16:39:35
COMP REPORTS A VEHICLE ON HIS FRONT LAWN, NO INJURIES.
1637 Initiated – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDEN No Action Required
MAMMOTH RD @ OTTERSON RD
Arvd-16:37:00 Clrd-17:02:39
1654 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA NOT SERVED
Arvd-16:54:00 Clrd-16:59:05
1720 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA SERVED
Arvd-17:20:00 Clrd-17:23:56
1725 911 – ASSAULT Arrest(s) Made
BURGER KING
OFFICER SHANNON K SARGENT
Disp-17:25:52 Arvd-17:28:47 Clrd-19:10:43
OFFICER KEITH M PADELLARO
Disp-17:25:56 Arvd-17:27:52 Clrd-18:13:24
OFFICER ANDRE B UY
Disp-17:27:25 Arvd-17:31:24 Clrd-18:11:42
SERGEANT KEVIN M CAVALLARO
Disp-17:36:08 Arvd-17:36:09 Clrd-17:56:15
CALLER REPORTS HE WAS JUST ASSAULTED BY A GENTLEMAN IN MA XXXXX. HE DOES NOT NEED MEDICAL ATTENTION. THE OTHER PARTY IS IN HIS VEHICLE.
THE SECOND PARTY HAS NOW EXITED HIS VEHICLE AND IS NOW HEADING TOWARDS THE STORE. MY CALLER SAID HE JUST FELL, AND HE WAS GOING TO HANG UP WITH ME SO HE COULD GO HELP THE OTHER GUY.
LFD WAS REQUESTED TO RESPOND.
OFFICER UY ADVISING LFD ON SCENE
LFD ON SCENE
OFFICERS HAVE ONE IN CUSTODY.
OFFICER SARGENT ENRT TO STATION WITH 1
OFFICER UY GIVING A COURTESY RIDE TO MARKET BASKET.
OFFICER SARGENT IN STATION WITH ONE
OFFICER UY AT MARKET BASKET MEETING SUBJECT
OFFICER UY TRANSPORTING ONE FROM MARKET BASKET TO BURGER KING AS A COUTESY
LT GANDIA REQUESTING LFD TO BOOKING, COMPLAINT OF RIGHT SHOULDER PAIN. LFD CALLED, EN ROUTE.
OFFICER UY COMPLETED COURTESY RIDE,
LFD IN BOOKING
LFD CLEAR BOOKING, NO TRANSPORT.
Arrested: ZAYAS, JESUS JR
Of: 1 FAIR OAKS AVE Apt. #A METHUEN, MA
DOB: 09/25/1974
Charges: SIMPLE ASSAULT
This incident was a fight between two parties known to each other, involved in a child custody exchange. Mr. Zayas was released on personal recognizance bail with a court date in Derry District of January 5, 2010, at 8:30 am. – Lt. Saunders
1737 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Could Not Locate
GILCREAST RD @ PILLSBURY RD
Disp-18:11:45 Arvd-18:15:37 Clrd-18:15:38
CALLER REPORTS VEHICLE OFF THE ROAD
1738 Walk-In – MEDICAL EMERGENCY Investigated
MANCHESTER BOSTON REGIONAL AIRPORT
Female speaking with Sgt. Morrison became faint and weak.
Refused transport by LFD.
1834 Initiated – SERVE SUMMONS/SUBPOENA SERVED
Arvd-18:34:00 Clrd-18:38:21
2040 Initiated – BUILDING CHECK Building Checked/Secured
Arvd-20:40:00 Clrd-20:45:20
2123 Initiated – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDEN Investigated
MANCHESTER BOSTON REGIONAL AIRPORT/TERMINAL&G
OFFICER MATTHEW G MORIN
Arvd-21:23:00 Clrd-21:23:27
OFFICER SEAN P DOYLE
Disp-21:23:24 Arvd-21:23:25 Clrd-21:25:55
SAME IN C LOT.
2225 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
BY PARTRIDGE – OLD DERRY RD
OFFICER SEAN P DOYLE
Disp-22:33:50 Arvd-22:38:33 Clrd-23:18:08
OFFICER KEITH R LEE
Disp-22:40:04 Arvd-22:49:18 Clrd-23:18:04
SERGEANT MICHAEL S McCUTCHEON
Arvd-23:02:24 Clrd-23:23:14
CALLER REPORTS SAME; UNKNOWN PI. POWER IS OUT IN THE AREA.
SGT MCCUTCHEON WAS ADVISED OF PENDING CALL.
NOTIFIED PSNH (COLLETTE) POLE NUMBER 26/4, SPLIT 14 FEET FROM GROUND, BUT STILL ERECT.
2309 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Could Not Locate
WEST OF DAN HILL – ELWOOD RD
Disp-23:11:27 Arvd-23:24:56 Clrd-23:27:27
CALLER ADVSD. VEHICLE INTO A SNOWBANK, OCCUPANTS ALL OUT OF VEHICLE.
CHECKED THE LENGTH OF ELWOOD AND DANHILL, CHECKING SEVERNECE. VEHICLE IS G.O.A.
2349 911 – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
IN AREA OF SOUTH FIRE – NASHUA RD
OFFICER THOMAS M OLSEN
Arvd-23:50:38 Clrd-12/14/2009 @ 00:34:12
OFFICER KEITH R LEE
Disp-23:50:49 Arvd-23:54:27 Clrd-12/14/2009 @ 00:34:11
OFFICER SEAN P DOYLE
Disp-23:50:53 Arvd-23:52:26 Clrd-23:52:36
OFFICER SEAN P DOYLE
Disp-23:52:38 Arvd-23:57:10 Clrd-12/14/
CALLER ADVSD. SHE JUST HEARD A CRASH AND CAN SEE FOUR VEHICLES ON RT 102 IN THE AREA OF SOUTH FIRE. UNK. P.I.
ARRIVED O.S., RDWY WILL BE GETTING SHUT DOWN.
RD SHUT DOWN UNTIL STATE GETS THERE TO SALT/SAND. ROAD COMPLETELY IMPASSABLE.
REQTG. TWO FLATBEDS FOR VEHICLES INVOLVED.
EXXON ENROUTE FOR THE WRANGLER. SKIPS COMING FOR THE F350
L50 ADVSD. EXXON IS ON SCENE NOW AND WILL BE TAKING THE MASS REG. F350.
SKIPS O.S.
ADVSD. BOTH VEHICLES REMOVED, RT 102 REOPENED.
For Date: 12/15/2009 – Tuesday – Beginning at 6:00 AM
0750 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
MAMMOTH RD @ LITCHFIELD RD
OFFICER KEELY BERGERON
Disp-07:51:20 Arvd-07:54:13 Clrd-08:21:01
OFFICER ALVIN M BETTENCOURT
Disp-07:51:23 Arvd-08:00:06 Clrd-08:17:59
lfd toned out for a mva
0830 Walk-In – SERVE WARRANT Arrest(s) Made
KING CHARLES DR
Disp-08:31:37 Arvd-08:40:20 Clrd-08:43:10
subject in lobby turning himself in on warrant that det has
Arrested: CAVEDON, ALEXANDER NIKOLAS
Of: 25 KING CHARLES DR LONDONDERRY, NH
DOB: 04/02/1988
Charges: CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR CONDUCT OF ANOTHER
CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR CONDUCT OF ANOTHER
Mr. Cavedon was released on personal recognizance bail and has a court date in Derry District of January 5, 2010, at 8:30 am. Arrest affidavit follows. – Lt. Saunders
Supporting Affidavit For Request To Issue Arrest Warrant
INSTRUCTION: A person seeking an arrest warrant shall appear personally before any justice or justices of the peace, and shall give an affidavit in the form hereinafter prescribed. The affidavit shall contain facts, information and circumstances upon which such person relies to establish probable cause for the issuance of the warrant, and the affidavit may be supplemented by oral statements, under oath for the establishment of probable cause. The person issuing the warrant shall retain the affidavit and shall make notes personally of any oral statements under oath supplementing the affidavit or arrange for transcript to be made of such oral statements.
PROBABLE CAUSE IS DEFINED AS: “An apparent state of facts found to exist upon reasonable inquiry, which would induce a reasonably intelligent and prudent (person) to believe, in a criminal case, that the accused person had committed the crime charged.”
State of New Hampshire
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY DERRY DISTRICT COURT
December 4, 2009
I, Detective Patrick Cheetham, being duly sworn, herewith make application for the issuance of an arrest warrant against the defendant:
Defendant’s Name: Alexander Cavedon
DOB: 04/02/1988
I have information that the crime of forgery has been committed by the defendant as follows: (describe source, facts indicating reliability and credibility of source, and nature of information; if based in personal knowledge, so state):
1. I, Detective Patrick L. Cheetham, do hereby depose and say: I am a full-time police officer and detective with the Londonderry, NH Police Department, where I have been employed as a police officer for more than 7 years. I was graduated from the 129th session of the NH Police Academy and hold a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice. I am also a polygraph examiner having been graduated first in my class from the New England Polygraph Institute, which is an eleven week, 440 hour course of instruction. I have been a field training officer with the Department for more than 3 years and am currently assigned to the Londonderry Police Department’s Detective Division. I have made numerous misdemeanor and felony arrests and have investigated numerous burglary cases. I am investigating a burglary case, the facts and circumstances of which are as follows
2. On Saturday August 15, 2009 I responded toXXX Preserve Drive for a residential burglary alarm. Arriving on scene a few minutes later, I approached the residence after parking my police cruiser down the street. As I approached the home, I saw and heard a vehicle running in the driveway across the street. The vehicle was a black Toyota Solara with high end brake lights. I did not see the license plate of the vehicle and it drove away as I approached xxx Preserve Drive.
3. Officer Balukonis also responded to this alarm to help me check the residence. I found each door and window to be locked. Dispatch told me via radio that the alarm came in as “glass break.” From my training and experience, I know that this type of alarm can be the result of someone banging on a window or door or trying to gain entry through a window or door by force.
4. While checking the residence, I ascended the rear porch and checked the door that leads into the kitchenette. The door was locked but there was an impression in the door’s frame and a mark on the glass itself. At the time, I noted the marks and continued checking the remaining parts of the home. After checking the residence, I spoke with a neighbor who was mowing his lawn. He said that he too saw the black Toyota and further stated that it had been parked at the end of his street prior to my arrival. He also said he saw two men who appeared to be in their late teens or early twenties walk down the street and back to their car.
5. He did not see if they went to a certain house but took note that they parked at the end of the street because it was late in the day and he does not normally see vehicles parked at the end of the street. I then remained on Preserve Drive for about 10 minutes or so to see if the vehicle returned. After waiting and not seeing the vehicle, I began to drive on Wiley Hill Road towards High Range Road. When I did, the same black Toyota Solara passed me heading towards Litchfield, NH. I reversed my direction to catch up to the vehicle but I could not find it. There was a very short time delay between seeing the vehicle and turning on it which indicated to me that the vehicle accelerated away from me at a high rate of speed because I could not catch up to it.
6. I then returned to Preserve Drive after checking the area for this black Toyota. When I returned to Preserve Drive, the neighbors to no. XXX were in their driveway. They again told me that they did not know who was in the black Toyota Solara nor do they know anyone who drives such a vehicle. They then asked me to check no. XXX Preserve Drive with them as they had the garage door and alarm codes. We then checked the residence again. These neighbors told me that they spoke with the homeowners on the telephone and learned that they once set off the glass break alarm when one of their children hit the window with a hockey stick. They also reported via telephone that this type of alarm does not come in very often (if ever) unless someone or something hits a window or door very hard and more than a simple “knock.” This neighbor resides at XXX Preserve Drive and identified himself as Sxxx. It was in their driveway that I initially saw the black Toyota Solara.
7. After checking the interior of the residence, I left and drove down Preserve Drive towards Wiley Hill Road. When I did, I saw a young man with blond hair running down the road. He was not wearing a shirt and had blue jeans rolled up to his knees. He was also wearing white sneakers. As I drove by him, I recognized him to be Sean Koehler. I have arrested Koehler before and also knew that he is a suspect in several residential burglaries. I also know that he has suffered from substance abuse in the past and that he is suspected of committing these residential burglaries to sustain his “drug habit.” I then pulled over and spoke with Koehler. My emergency lights were not activated and I did not prevent him from leaving.
8. He then told me that he was in the area and “out for a jog.” The weather at the time was extremely hot and humid and the clothing he was wearing was not clothing someone would normally wear when running for exercise. He initially said that he ran from home, which I know is a significant distance away from Preserve Drive. I questioned him about being in a black Toyota Solara and he then said that he was dropped off in the area by a friend named “Alex.”
9. When asked what Alex’s last name was, he said “Pappas” or “Cavedon.” I asked him again and he said “Cavedon” and that he has a black Toyota. I asked Koehler if he and Alex went to anyone’s house on Preserve Drive and he said that he stopped by his friend’s house on Preserve Drive but that he was not home. His said his friend’s name is “Robby” Codagnone and lives on the left side of the street. Koehler said that he wanted to go for a run so he told Alex that he would be all set and could leave. Koehler was unclear as to how he would have got home. He said that he would have either called his mother or Alex for a ride. I asked him if he had a cell phone on him and he said “no” and that he would have run to the Crossroads Mall to call for a ride.
10. Based on my training and experience as an investigator and polygraph operator, Koehler demonstrated both physical and verbal signs of deception in his story; he did not make eye contact when he spoke with me, his clothing did not match that of someone who would be exercising in such hot weather, and he lied to me initially about why he was in the neighborhood. He also did not know Alex’s last name and he initially said that he ran from home and was not dropped off in the area.
11. Koehler also told me that Alex or his (Koehler’s) mother was supposed to pick him up after he went for his run but that he did not tell Alex specifically where he would be or when. Koehler was not anywhere near his home and it would have been a very long distance to run home from Preserve Drive. Koehler’s story of why he was in the neighborhood continued to change as I confronted him about the alarm. He also did not know if his shirt was on the side of the roadway or if it was in Alex’s car.
12. I continued to speak with Koehler who changed his story and told me that he and “Alex” went to a friend’s house on Preserve Drive but that he was not home. I asked him if his friend lived at the end of the cul-de-sac on the right (the location of the alarm) and he said “no.” He further said that his friend was not home so they did not stay in the area nor did they go to any other house on the street and that his friend’s name was “Robby” Codagnone.
13. While speaking with Koehler, I could smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his person. He denied consuming any alcohol and consented to an HGN field sobriety test. I performed the test and observed a lack of smooth pursuit in both eyes as well as a distinct nystagmus at maximum deviation. His eyes were also red and bloodshot.
14. Just after I performed the HGN test, a black Toyota Solara drove down the street and pulled into the driveway to a residence across from where I was speaking to Koehler. I asked Koehler if that was his friend and he said “yes.” I then arrested Koehler for unlawful possession of alcohol (internal possession) and secured him in my police cruiser.
15. Officer Balukonis, who was also on scene, stopped this vehicle after it pulled out of the driveway and reversed directions. The vehicle was driven by Alexander Cavedon and was a black Toyota Solara. While in the home’s driveway, I heard a car horn honk as if to signal to someone inside the house to come out. No one came out of the house.
16. I then went over to Officer Balukonis and spoke with Alexander Cavedon. Alex told me that he and Koehler went to a friend’s house on Preserve Drive and that they parked at the end of the street. He initially lied about their intent for going to Preserve Drive in that he finally told me that they wanted to “party” and drink alcohol either at their friend’s house or in the trails at the end of Preserve Drive. I told Cavedon about the residential alarm to which I responded and he said that Koehler told him that the friends they were looking for also had friends who lived at XXX Preserve Drive. He said that he and Koehler went to the front door, knocked, and waited. No one answered so Koehler suggested that they go around to the back of the residence to see if anyone was home.
17. Cavedon stated that both he and Koehler went around to the back of the home but only Koehler ascended the porch stairs and knocked on the rear porch door. This door was locked and leads directly into the home. He initially said that Koehler only knocked on the door and looked into the window. After I confronted him about the glass break alarm and the manner in which it was “tripped,” he said that Koehler actually used his knee against the door and applied more force than necessary to simply knock on the door. In his written statement, Cavedon stated that Koehler “attempted to enter the house with extra force using his body.” He also said that Koehler did this multiple times.
18. Cavedon also admitted that Koehler had been drinking and that he threw several beers into the woods at the end of the street and that the beers were from his trunk. Cavedon consented to a search of his vehicle, in which Officer Balukonis found a marijuana pipe, beer, and a scale that I recognized to be commonly used for weighing drugs. After speaking with Cavedon, Officers Balukonis and Bellino checked the wood line but were unable to find Koehler’s shirt or the beer. Based on the evidence and witness statements, I also charged Koehler with attempt to commit burglary for trying to gain access into the home located at XXX Preserve Drive with the intent to commit a crime therein.
19. On August 17, 2009 I telephoned Cavedon and asked him if he would come to the police station to speak with me further. He said that he would come in right away and arrived at about 1:25 pm. He sat with Det. Dyer and me in the station’s lobby interview room. I told him that he was not under arrest, free to leave at any time, and the door was closed only for our privacy and that it was not locked. He said he understood and would speak with us.
20. He then provided a similar account about what occurred on Preserve Drive on August 15 but with some discrepancies. He now told me that he actually went onto the stairs leading up to the porch at XXX Preserve Drive and that Koehler did not actually use his knee to apply force to the door but instead used his upper body and shoulder area. He would not say that he thought Koehler’s intent was to get into the house but did say that they were looking for a place to party, which implied that they would have entered if Koehler was able to open the door. Cavedon also stated that once the alarm sounded, he said that they should leave and that they walked back to his car. When questioned further about this, he said that they “took off” to his car and that he would not have entered into the home if Koehler was able to open the door. Based on my training and experience, when someone uses the term “take off” it usually means that they were trying to leave because they did something wrong and not just a term used to mean that someone merely left.
21. I also questioned Cavedon about anything else that he and Koehler did that afternoon. Cavedon then stated that he picked Koehler up at his residence at around 12:00 pm and drove him to a pawn shop for gold in Derry, NH. Cavedon said that Koehler sold some jewelry that he got from his (Koehler’s) grandmother. After leaving the pawn shop in Derry, Cavedon said that they went to Cavedon’s house at 25 King Charles Drive. After hanging out at his house, they left because Cavedon’s parents were coming home and his mother does not like Koehler.
22. After leaving, they went to Preserve Drive to see if “Robby” Codagnone was home. He said that they both went to Codagnone’s house but parked down the street instead of driving into the driveway. When asked why he did this, he said that Codagnone’s father might not want them partying at his house so they did not want to drive into the driveway. This did not make sense to me and Cavedon said that maybe “Robby” would have gone with them into the woods to party. Cavedon said that partying meant drinking beer and smoking marijuana.
23. I did not question Cavedon further about Codagnone’s house but he said multiple times that both he and Koehler went up to the house and knocked on the door without answer. After seeing that no one was home at Codagnone’s house, they decided to walk to another friend of Koehler’s, who reportedly lived at the end of the cul-de-sac on the right. This is the home to which I responded for the alarm dispatch on August 15, 2009 at about 6:00 pm.
24. After sounding the alarm, they “took off” back to Cavedon’s car. Cavedon stated that Koehler was in the car at the time when he drove past me. Cavedon also admitted to seeing me drive past him on Wiley Hill Road and continued down the road to West Road. He then returned to Preserve Drive to drop off Koehler because Koehler wanted to get the marijuana he left in the woods. Cavedon admitted lying to me about what was left in the woods because he did not want to get Koehler in trouble for marijuana possession.
25. Cavedon said he returned to Preserve Drive a third time to pick Koehler up, who asked that he return in 10 or so minutes. Cavedon said that he did not drive his car down the street again because Koehler wanted to walk himself. He also admitted to pulling into the neighbor’s driveway upon seeing me speaking with Koehler on the street and to honking his horn in the driveway. He said he did this to make the police think that he knew someone at that house when in fact he did not know the homeowner’s at all.
26. Before Cavedon left, he again stated that he did not know anything else about what he and Koehler did that day and that he was telling the complete truth. Cavedon then left the station and Det. Dyer and I went to Preserve Drive too look for Koehler’s shirt and to speak with the homeowner’s at XXX Preserve Drive.
27. Mxxx, who lives at XXX Preserve Drive, was home and invited us in. She allowed me to again look at the back door and porch. When we did, Det. Dyer inspected the marks on the doorway and noticed a propane tank on the deck near a gas grill. He compared the bottom of the propane tank to the marks on the door and they were a match. I did not put “two and two” together when I responded to the alarm on August 15 but after looking at the marks again and inspecting the propane tank, there was no doubt in my mind that Koehler or Cavedon used the propane tank to smash the door. The tank also had white paint transfer on its bottom that matched the paint on the door frame and there were also paint chips on the door frame. Mxxx confirmed that the damage was new and that she had never seen it before.
28. I took the propane tank as evidence and later processed it for fingerprints and paint comparison. I fumed the tank and lifted several distinct prints. I also scraped off some of the transferred paint and collected the scrapings in a plastic jar.
29. Det. Dyer and I also spoke with the neighbors at XXX Preserve Drive again. Gxxx again told me that he did not know the people parked at the end of his street nor does he know anyone who drives a black Toyota Solara. He checked the wood line around his property but did not find a shirt or anything else out of place. He did say that he saw one of the men near the rock wall at the cul-de-sac. Det. Dyer and I checked the rock wall but did not find anything in or around it.
30. We then went to XXX Preserve Drive to speak with the Codagnones. An in-house records check confirmed that the police department has a Robert Codagnone listed as living at that address. I knocked on the front door and rang the door bell but no one answered. Det. Dyer went around the back of the house to see if he could find anyone. When he did, he saw that there is a glass sliding door that leads into the basement. He also saw a mark on the glass that looked as if someone had hit it with a rock.
31. He then checked the door and found that it was closed but unlocked. I then inspected the door and came to the same conclusion and looked around on the ground for a rock or instrument that could have made this mark. I saw half of a brick on the ground. The brick had fresh chips in it and its size matched the marks on the sliding glass door. I continued around the residence and found a broken basement window on a separate side of the home.
32. The window was a small, basement window and the glass was shattered. When I looked closer, I saw a distinct sneaker pattern in the second window pane that was not broken. It had a concentric circle and said “NIKE.” We located the homeowner, Rxxx, who came back to his home from work. He said that his daughter often lets the family pet out of the basement slider and may have left it unlocked. He inspected the damage to the slider and to the window and said that the damage was new and that he had not noticed it before. Rxxx also said that he purchased the home from the Codagnone’s about one month ago and has only been in the home since that time.
33. Both he and his family were not home on Saturday night but he suspected that the house alarm was turned on. The police department did not receive a house alarm for XXX Preserve Drive on August 15, 2009 so I suspected that no on entered into the home. The house was alarmed on August 17 when Det. Dyer and I went to the residence because we set off the audible alarm when we entered into the basement. Rxxx checked the interior of his residence with us and did not notice anything missing or out of place. On August 18, 2009 Det. Dyer confirmed with Lxxx, that the alarm was activated on Saturday night so we do not suspect that anyone gained entry into the home.
34. I removed the window pane with the shoe impression and brought it back to the station. Det. Dyer took the brick back as evidence as well. We also photographed the damage and window pane before removing them. Based on the evidence at hand, I applied for a search warrant to seize Sean Koehler’s sneakers for comparison to the shoe impression left on the described window pane.
35. Det. Dyer and I then returned to the station and logged the evidence. On August 18, 2009, I applied for and was granted a search warrant to seize Koehler’s sneakers from the Rockingham County Jail. After seizing his sneakers and a DNA sample, I returned to the station and compared the bottom of Koehler’s sneakers to the shoe impression left on the window pane; they matched.
36. I then telephoned Cavedon and asked him if he would come to the station to speak with us again. He consented and came directly to the station from his residence. While speaking with him in the lobby interview room at about 4:00 pm, I again told him that he was not under arrest, free to leave at any time, that the door was closed only for our privacy and that it was not locked. He said he understood and would speak with us.
37. I asked him if there was anything else that he wanted to tell us about the attempted burglary at XX Preserve Drive and he said “no.” I confronted him with the new evidence and he continued to deny seeing Koehler smash the propane tank against the door stating that he was not looking at Koehler and he was distracted because he was looking around the yard. After telling him that I did not believe him, he finally admitted to seeing Koehler hold the tank under his arm and smashing it against the porch door. After one hit from the tank, the alarm sounded and the two left.
38. I then asked Cavedon about XXX Preserve Drive and if there was anything else he knew about what happened there. He said that they only knocked on the door. After confronting him about the broken basement window and the marks on the sliding glass door, he only admitted to seeing Koehler kick the window and break it. He denied seeing this several times before finally admitting to it. He said that he was not in “right state of mind” and that he had been drinking. Det. Dyer asked him how many beers he had consumed and he said 3-4. I told him that I did not smell any odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his breath when I spoke with him on Saturday night and he shrugged his shoulders.
39. He said several times that he was “not a bad kid” and just made bad decisions that night. He also changed his statement regarding XXX Preserve Drive in that he now stated that he thought that Koehler was trying to break into the house after we spoke about XXX Preserve Drive. He repeatedly said that he would not break into someone’s home and that Koehler did everything and that he was just merely there when it happened.
Based upon the foregoing information, there is probable cause to believe that the defendant did commit the crime or offense as stated above. Wherefore, I request the issuance of an arrest warrant and an order for a duly authorized officer to take the defendant and bring him/her before the court having jurisdiction.
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Signature of Applicant
On this date the above-named Detective Patrick L. Cheetham personally appeared before me and made oath that the foregoing affidavit is true
0842 Radio – SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY Investigated
MANCHESTER BOSTON REGIONAL AIRPORT – 1 AIRPORT RD
Prohibited item at checkpoint A.
0956 Phone – ANIMAL CONTROL Services Rendered
ASH ST @ BEACON ST
Disp-09:57:34 Arvd-10:07:08 Clrd-10:20:58
911 with cell caller reporting a stray dog that is injured sitting
aco enroute to crossroads mall with the terrier dog
1037 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE COMPLAINT Investigated
WILSON RD @ AUBURN RD
Disp-10:38:03 Arvd-10:48:54 Clrd-10:52:43
caller reporting a small blue car has been there since 0600
1054 Initiated – FOLLOW-UP Services Rendered
Arvd-10:54:00 Clrd-11:02:12
1057 Phone – ABANDONED 911 Services Rendered
911 reporting hang up call, when they called back they spoke to male subject and he hung up again, when i called i spoke to mr and he said he did and his wife is having a problem she is a diabetic and he needed an ambulance
lfd enroute/sgt carver adv of same
1116 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
MARKET BASKET
Disp-11:20:06 Arvd-11:24:32 Clrd-11:33:58
caller reporting hit and run she is driving a toyota camry grey parked in the handicapped zone
1120 Phone – SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY Arrest(s) Made
1 MUNICIPAL
DERRY
OFFICER JAMES J FREDA JR
Disp-11:21:26 Clrd-11:39:07
OFFICER JAMES J FREDA JR
Disp-11:45:52 Arvd-11:59:48 Clrd-12:17:15
ddc calling because the judge wants a ldy officer there just in case they need to take a subject into custody, it is a ldy case
sgt carver adv of same
enroute with one
off at station
1139 Phone – ASSIST LONDONDERRY FIRE DE Investigated
BUTTRICK RD
Disp-11:41:07 Arvd-11:43:34 Clrd-11:48:58
911 reporting hang up call, i heard lfd toned out for smoke in building
1141 Initiated – MOTOR VEHICLE COMPLAIN Investigated
BOULDER DR
Arvd-11:41:00 Clrd-11:45:41
1215 Walk-In – SERVE WARRANT Arrest(s) Made
LONDONDERRY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Disp-12:17:21 Arvd-12:17:23 Clrd-12:38:34
subject turning himself in on warrant
PRISONER FED BY OFFICER SARGENT AT THIS TIME.
Arrested: CAUTELA, RICHARD
Of: 10 NAUMKEAG CT LITCHFIELD, NH
DOB: 06/27/1990
Charges: THEFT; FROM A BUILDING
THEFT; ALL OTHER
Mr. Cautela was released on personal recognizance bail with a court date at Derry District of January 5, 2010, at 8:30 am. Arrest affidavit follows. – Lt. Saunders
Supporting Affidavit For Request To Issue Arrest Warrant
State of New Hampshire
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY DERRY DISTRICT COURT
12/06/2009
I, OFFICER JASON G TEUFEL , being duly sworn, herewith make application for the issuance of an Arrest warrant against the defendant:
Defendant’s Name: Richard Cautela
DOB: 6/27/1990
I have information that the crimes of Theft by Unauthorized Taking, two counts, have been committed by the defendant as follows:
1. On October 9, 2009 at 1531 hours, I responded to Movie Scene, 123 Nashua Rd., Londonderry, for a theft report. The reporting party, Axxx (XX/XX/XXXX), xxx for Movie Scene, said a book of lottery tickets was stolen from their store and some of those tickets were recently redeemed at various locations in New Hampshire.
2. On October 9, 2009, Axxx was informed by NH Lottery Sales Representative, Bxxx (XX/XX/XXXX), that a book of lottery tickets was missing from the Londonderry store. Upon further investigation, one of the tickets from the missing book was redeemed in the store on October 8, 2009 at 2041 hours. Axxx reviewed the tape and saw a young male cash in the ticket. The employee who cashed the ticket for the suspect was Mxxx. Axxx asked Mxxx if he recognized the suspect and he said no.
3. Axxx said the lottery books are kept in the office and may have gone missing at any time since the book was received on July 20, 2009. April said she didn’t recognize the suspect as an employee, but said they are investigating the matter internally. Axxx also said Movie Scene is held liable by the NH Lottery for the repayment of the lottery tickets and redeemed cash.
4. Bxxx said she was at the Londonderry store on a routine lottery visit. She told me Game #650, a $5.00 book of tickets named Funky 5 (Book #5282), which was coming off sale, was to be turned back into the lottery. She requested the store manager, Jxxx retrieve it. Jxxx told her the book was missing.
5. Bxxx printed a lottery report on ticket book #5282, which showed it had been activated and was on sale. However, the book was not in the lottery machine. Bxxx called her headquarters and they ran a report showing the history of book #5282. According to the report, the book was activated on October 8, 2009 at 2041 hours. Bxxx said no one at the store at that time had the capability of activating the book.
6. Validation History (10/8/2009): 2041 hours, Ticket #8, Value: $15.00, Location: Movie Scene- Londonderry; 2046 hours, Ticket #10, Value: $5.00, Location: Quick Stop Convenience Store- Londonderry; 2046 hours, Ticket #20, Value: $10.00, Location: Quick Stop Convenience Store- Londonderry; 2056 hours, Ticket #31, Value: $20.00, Location: 7-Eleven- Litchfield; 2057 hours, Ticket #24, Value: $5.00, Location: 7-Eleven- Litchfield; 2057 hours, Ticket #16, Value: $10.00, Location: 7-Eleven- Litchfield; 2257 hours, Ticket #23, Value: $10.00, Location: 7-Eleven- Nashua; 2257 hours, Ticket #35, Value: $5.00, Location: 7-Eleven- Nashua; 2257 hours, Ticket #77, Value: $15.00, Location: 7-Eleven- Nashua.
7. Axxx tried to print or record their video surveillance of the suspect, but was unsuccessful. Later, I went next door to Quik Stop, and spoke with a manager there. I called the 7-Eleven in Nashua, and they did not have any video before October 20, 2009. I attempted to call the 7-11 in Litchfield, but could not make contact with anyone. I asked Axxx exactly where the lottery tickets are stored. She said they are stored in the office. The office door is locked. She said book #5282 could’ve been stolen anytime between July 20, 2009 to October 8, 2009.
8. I asked Bxxx how a book of tickets are normally activated. She said the NH Lottery ships the tickets via UPS. The store receives the ticket books and scans the invoice through the yellow lottery terminal. This action puts the ticket book into “received mode,” meaning the store received the ticket book. The ticket book is still inactive until someone with the proper authority can activate it. Bxxx told me there is a way an inactive ticket book can be activated without the proper authority handling it. She said this method is kept confidential.
9. Bxxx explained the first ticket from the stolen ticket book was redeemed on October 8, 2009 at 2041 hours at the Londonderry store. This allowed the suspect to then redeem the rest of the winning tickets at area stores. Bxxx said the ticket book was a 37% redemption rate in under 24 hours, which is very high for such a low volume store. To her, this indicated fraud. I asked Axxx who handles the lottery tickets in the Londonderry store. She said, Store Manager Jxxx (XX/XX/XXXX).
10. On October 9, 2009 at 1756 hours, I spoke with Jxxx in the lobby interview room at the station. I told her she was providing a voluntary statement and was free to leave at any time. The interview room door was closed for privacy, but not locked. Jxxx was aware she was being interview about a theft of lottery tickets from Movie Scene and the redemption of those tickets. Jxxx said she was terrified and uncomfortable about being interviewed. Her demeanor was calm and she appeared confused as to why she was being singled out for an interview. I observed her hands were shaking. I went through her background and biological information, which is including in this report. Jxxx lives with her boyfriend, Sxxxx, who was laid off from work.
11. Jxxx began the interview by telling me she was the store manager, who supervises approximately eight to ten people. She provided me with her work schedule and the last time she worked, which was October 7, 2009. She was off on October 8, 2009. I asked her to explain how she stocks the lottery tickets. She explained exactly what Bxxx told me about the shipping/receiving process. However, she said there was a missing key to the lottery machine, which she believes went missing approximately a month ago. She explained she had attended a lottery class and is aware of how a ticket book is activated. She said the lottery tickets are kept in a locked office. She told me she has retrieved lottery tickets before, but only with permission of the store owner. She also mentioned a store employee, Rich Cautela, who also has a key to the store, recently quit without notice. She believes he could be a suspect.
12. Jxxx provided a three page statement on what happened on October 9, 2009. She explained Bxxx from NH Lottery came to the store on a routine visit. She also explained her conversation with Bxxx how she could not find the ticket book. Jxxx watched the surveillance footage with Bxxx, which showed the cashier, Mxxx cashing in his own $1.00 ticket at approximately 2038 hours. At approximately 2040 hours, the suspect came into the store and stood by the lottery machine. Mxxx checked in a movie for another customer before redeeming the lottery ticket for the suspect. Bxxx thought the suspect looked like a pizza delivery boy. Jxxx reviewed the surveillance footage with Axxx and thought it could be someone they knew. They decided it was not. Jxxx said the suspect looked like at least six people she helped on October 6, 2009. She was told to question Mxxx about the incident when he came in the next shift.
13. On November 14, 2009 at 1520 hours, I spoke with Richard Cautela (6/27/1990) in the lobby interview room at the station. I told him he was providing a voluntary statement and was free to leave at any time. The interview room door was closed for privacy, but not locked. Richard was aware he was being interview about a theft of lottery tickets from Movie Scene and the redemption of those tickets.
14. Richard appeared calm and composed. I focused the majority of my questions on his employment with Movie Scene and the circumstances regarding why he quit. Richard said he had worked at Movie Scene for approximately two years. More recently, Richard said he continually asked Jxxx for more work hours. His request was denied. He told me there was a point where he was working two hours a week. He also noticed a new employee was hired and that person, with less experience, worked more hours than he did. Furthermore, Richard felt like he deserved more and was fed up with making minimum wage. On September 26, 2009, Richard was scheduled to work and did not show up. He told me he quit without notice.
15. Next, I asked him the following: Do you know who did this? “No.” Who do you suspect? “No one, but if you want me to choose someone I will.” Who can you clear? “Jxxx.” Who do you think had the best opportunity? “Possibly J? Friday nights the corporate office is open, but Lxx and Bxxx are in there.” Who’s the first person you told about this/what did they say? No answer. How do you feel about being interviewed about this? No answer. Have you ever thought about doing something like this? “Thought about taking a movie I really wanted, but never did. However, I did checkout more than three movies, which is against company policy.”What’s your theory on how this happened? “Someone must’ve left the door unlocked.”Why do you think the victim said you did this? “Left at the wrong time, had a key, about it.”What type of person would do this? “Desperate.” Think there’s a good reason for this? What is it? “None.” Why wouldn’t you do this? “It’s not worth going to jail. I could care less about the job.” What should happen to this person if they are caught? “Judge’s job.” Should this person be able to apologize? “Yes.” Ever happened to you before? “No.” Is there anything you thought I would ask you that I didn’t? “Not really.” This concluded my interview with Richard.
16. On November 17, 2009, Richard left a voice mail message stating he wanted to come to the station and talk with me. On November 19, 2009 at 1448 hours, Richard came into the station for second interview. I spoke with Richard in the lobby interview room. I told him he was not under arrest and free to leave at anytime. He interrupted me and said, “I know. I came to tell you I did it.” Richard explained the lottery tickets were on the counter at Movie Scene and he took them. Richard said he didn’t remember exactly when he took the tickets, but it was sometime between August and mid-October. Recently, he had his friend cash the first ticket, while he stayed in his vehicle. Then, he drove to the rest of the locations to cash the remaining tickets. Richard said his friend was unaware he was cashing a stolen lottery ticket. I asked Richard to explain why his friend didn’t question cashing his lottery ticket, while he waited in the vehicle. Richard said he plays the lottery a lot. He said his friends know that he hoards tickets and then they all cash them together. I asked Richard if he wouldn’t mind writing a statement to these facts. He agreed.
17. Richard wrote a few months ago, August to mid-October, he worked an opening shift at Movie Scene. He noticed a sealed pack of $5.00 scratch tickets next to one of the registers. Richard put them in his pocket and left the store with them at the end of his shift. He stated he scratched them that day, but did not have the intention of cashing them. Approximately one month later, he decided to see if the winning tickets he scratched could be redeemed for cash. He stated he had his friend James Burnham, cash the first few tickets. In total, approximately $150.00 was redeemed. Richard stated he lead James to believe he had been hoarding tickets, which was not uncommon behavior for him. Richard did not sell any tickets or give James any money. Finally, Richard knew the way to activate the lottery tickets. Richard concluded his statement by stating, “I didn’t admit my crime because I wanted a reprieve from law officials; I needed to express my guilt for hurting genuinely good people such as yourselves [Movie Scene employees]. I sincerely apologize and will gladly say so in person.”
Based upon the foregoing information, there is probable cause to believe that the defendant did commit the crime or offense as stated above.
Wherefore, I request the issuance of an arrest warrant and an order for a duly authorized officer to take the defendant and bring him/her before the court having jurisdiction.
________________________________
Signature of Applicant
On this date the above-named OFFICER JASON G TEUFEL personally appeared before me and made oath that the foregoing affidavit is true
1237 Walk-In – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
LONDONDERRY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Disp-12:40:04 Arvd-12:40:06 Clrd-12:45:05
fingerprints
1246 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
MCDONALDS
DETECTIVE ADAM W DYER
Disp-12:47:56 Arvd-12:50:03 Clrd-13:18:38
OFFICER KEELY BERGERON
Disp-12:50:01 Clrd-13:12:13
1257 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
RT 102 @ GILCREAST RD
SERGEANT DAVID B CARVER
Disp-13:01:46 Arvd-13:03:10 Clrd-13:19:31
OFFICER ALVIN M BETTENCOURT
Disp-13:19:25 Arvd-13:19:28 Clrd-13:37
711 reporting and accident that happend out front one subject pulled into the 711 lot the other the woman got out picked up her plate and took off east on 102 black pickup
1437 Phone – ASSIST CITIZEN Arrest(s) Made
DEVONSHIRE LN
OFFICER NELSON N JIMENEZ
Disp-14:41:56 Clrd-15:01:10
OFFICER KEITH M PADELLARO
Disp-15:01:07 Arvd-15:04:10 Clrd-15:22:41
OFFICER NELSON N JIMENEZ
Disp-15:12:19 Arvd-15:13:24 Clrd-15:20:34
reports subject left her purse at store needs her to call store.
OFFICER PADELLARO SPEAKING TO SUBJECT IS IN IN-STATE WANTED OUT OF HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE. CONFIRMED VIA TELEPHONE.
OFFICER JIMENEZ ADVISING OFFICER PADELLARO HAS ONE IN CUSTODY.
OFFICER PADELLARO EN ROUTE WITH ONE
PER HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE, TRANSPORT UNIT WILL BE EN ROUTE. OFFICER PADELLARO ADVISED.
Arrested: VIEIRA, DANIEL JAMES
Of: 63 PHILLIPS ST MANCHESTER, NH
DOB: 02/10/1961
Charges: ARREST ON A WARRANT
Warrant out of Hillsborough County. Released to Hillsborough County; no Londonderry charges. No additional information. – Lt. Saunders
1515 Phone – SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY Services Rendered
GOFFSTOWN TRUCKING
Disp-15:20:56 Arvd-15:25:26 Clrd-15:32:02
ONE OF THE BUSES FELT UNEASY ABOUT ALLOWING A 6TH GRADE GIRL OFF AT THE STOP WHEN A MALE SUBJECT DRESSED IN WHAT APPEARED TO BE A UPS UNIFORM WAS WALKING AROUND THE AREA. NO FURTHER DESCRIPTION IS AVAILABLE, NO UPS TRUCK OR OTHER VEHICLE SEEN IN THE AREA. ATTEMPTS TO CALL THE RESIDENCE BY THE BUS COMPANY WERE UNSUCCESSFUL.
1530 Initiated – DRUG OFFENSES Services Rendered
MANCHESTER BOSTON REGIONAL AIRPORT/TERMINAL
Arvd-15:30:00 Clrd-15:31:04
1531 911 – ABANDONED 911 Services Rendered
OFFICER NELSON N JIMENEZ
Disp-15:32:13 Arvd-15:35:19 Clrd-15:39:12
OP 115 REPORTS SAME, BUSY ON CALLBACK. I CALLED AND SPOKE TO MR, WHO STATED HE CALLED HIS OFFICE, WHICH AS A NUMERICAL SEQUENCE CLOSE TO 9-1-1. HE WILL MEET THE OFFICER.
1653 Phone – ASSIST LONDONDERRY FIRE DE Services Rendered
KELLY AVE
Disp-16:54:30 Arvd-17:03:29 Clrd-17:09:44
LFD REQUESTING A UNIT TO THE COMMAND POST OF A HAZ MAT SITUATION.
1711 Phone – WEAPONS OFFENSES Services Rendered
KIMBALL RD
Disp-17:13:01 Arvd-17:18:03 Clrd-17:29:22
MALE CALLER REPORTING SHOOTING OUT IN THE MUSQUASH AREA.
LPD UNITS AT RANGE.
1736 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE COMPLAINT Could Not Locate
HIGH RANGE RD @ SHASTA DR
OFFICER KEITH M PADELLARO
Disp-17:43:05 Clrd-17:48:36
COMP REPORTS A LARGE SUV HEADING NORTH BOUND FROM SHASTA, PASSING ON DOUBLE YELLOW.
1742 Phone – LARCENY /FORGERY/ FRAUD Services Rendered
THE DISTINGUISHING TOUCH FLORIST
COMP REPORTS SAME OF WREATH. NO REPORT, DID NOT WANT TO SEE AN OFFICER.
1815 Radio – SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY No Action Required
MANCHESTER BOSTON REGIONAL AIRPORT
Off. Morin responded to the drain near the aviation museum for a reported white milky substance in it. LFD and CFR also responded. The water coming from the drain appeared to be a white milky color. LFD tested it and claimed it came back to nothing. The claimed it was not flammable and was not hazardous, that they know of. Off. Morin spoke with LFD later at their command area and they claimed it might have been someone cleaning out a mortar device.
1816 Phone – ANIMAL CONTROL Could Not Locate
BANCROFT RD
OFFICER KEITH M PADELLARO
Disp-18:16:47 Arvd-18:19:45 Clrd-18:22:11
FEMALE CALLER REPORTING LOOSE K9 IN ROADWAY.
1837 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE COMPLAINT Investigated
VIP DISCOUNT AUTO CENTER
Disp-18:38:53 Arvd-18:44:12 Clrd-18:59:01
MGR REQUESTING TO SPEAK TO AN OFFICER REFERENCE PROBLEM WITH A MV AT THEIR STORE.
1917 Initiated – DISABLED MV Services Rendered
CROSSROADS MALL – 123 NASHUA RD
Arvd-19:17:00 Clrd-19:41:09
OUT WITH DMV MAMMOTH RD ENTRANCE.
1956 Initiated – ESCORT/TRANSPORT Taken/Refered to Other A
Arvd-19:56:00 Clrd-21:07:36
TRANSPORTING 1 TO RCHC.
OFF AT RCHC.
2019 Phone – TRAFFIC OFFENSES Services Rendered
PERKINS RD @ STONEHENGE RD
Disp-20:20:45 Arvd-20:29:20 Clrd-20:30:37
MALE CELL CALLER REPORTING VEHICLES PARKED ON BOTH SIDES OF THE ROAD.
2207 911 – DISTURBANCE Investigated
BOSTON EXPRESS BUS – 4 SYMMES DR
FEMALE BUS DRIVER REPORTING 3 MALE SUBJECTS SKATEBOARDING ON THE TERMINAL WHERE THE BUSES LOAD AND UNLOAD PASSENGERS. CALLER STATES SHE ASKED THEM TO LEAVE AND THEY STARTED YELLING AND SWEARING AT HER THEN WENT AND GOT INTO WHAT CALLER THINKS IS A FORD EXPLORER IN PARKING LOT BUT HAVE NOT LEFT THE AREA.
ENROUTE FROM ROLL CALL.
ON SCENE.
OUT SPEAKING WITH CALLER.
UNABLE TO LOCATE VEHICLE AND SUBJECTS.
2248 Radio – ASSIST LONDONDERRY FIRE DE Services Rendered
GARY DR
OFFICER THOMAS M OLSEN
Disp-22:49:35 Arvd-22:52:18 Clrd-23:00:38
LFD ENROUTE FOR ELDERLY MALE IN AND OUT OF CONSCIOUSNESS.
LFD ON SCENE.
2256 911 – MOTOR VEHICLE COMPLAINT Investigated
CHARLESTON AVE
Disp-22:58:57 Arvd-23:05:05 Clrd-23:11:48
MALE CELL CALLER REPORTING VEHICLES IN LOT BEING LEFT THERE BY PEOPLE WHO ARE GOING TO A PARTY ON BOSTON AVE.
2259 911 – MOTOR VEHICLE COMPLAINT Could Not Locate
OTTERSON RD @ DARROW WY
Disp-23:00:47 Arvd-23:04:56 Clrd-23:05:08
MALE CALLER REPORTING SUV WITH LOUD EXHAUST DRIVING THROUGH THE NEIGHBORHOOD SEVERAL TIMES.
2322 911 – ABANDONED 911 Investigated
OFFICER JONATHAN M KING
Disp-23:24:17 Clrd-23:32:29
OFFICER THOMAS M OLSEN
Disp-23:24:18 Arvd-23:30:11 Clrd-23:32:34
911 opr 150 with an abandoned 911 call. Upon callback they spoke to a that stated it was a mistake and verified all the information
For Date: 12/16/2009 – Wednesday
0051 Initiated – MOTOR VEHICLE STOP ARR Arrest(s) Made
DERRY – NASHUA RD
OFFICER CHRISTOPHER J WIGGIN
Arvd-00:51:00 Clrd-01:32:29
OFFICER THOMAS M OLSEN
Arvd-00:57:04 Clrd-01:32:11
requesting a second unit for testing
officer Wiggin has one in custody, subject is refusing blood at this time. Requesting a tow
officer Wiggin en route to the station. RT 102 towing is en route
officer Wiggin arrived at the station
RT 102 on scene
RT 102 has the vehicle
subject has been released
Arrested: GENDREAU, MICHAEL E
Of: 13 BARKLAND DR DERRY, NH
DOB: 03/27/1987
Charges: DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS OR LIQUOR
0117 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS Building Checked/Secured
OFFICER JONATHAN M KING
Disp-01:18:30 Arvd-01:26:57 Clrd-01:34:46
OFFICER SHAUN F GOODNOW
Disp-01:24:31 Arvd-01:27:19 Clrd-01:34:45
opr calling with alarm coming from the perimeter doors in the front of the shop
0233 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS Building Checked/Secured
OFFICER JONATHAN M KING
Disp-02:34:43 Arvd-02:38:26 Clrd-03:12:01
OFFICER THOMAS M OLSEN
Disp-02:34:44 Arvd-02:41:18 Clrd-03:11:59
opr calling with alarm coming from zone 15 the perimeter overhead doors in the front of the shop. Opr left messages for responders, no answer
Officer J King found an unsecured door
units will be checking the building
opr from ADT called with more alarms due to officers checking. still no responder
For Date: 12/16/2009 – Wednesday – Beginning at 6:00 AM
0604 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE COMPLAINT Investigated
7-ELEVEN FOOD MART
OFFICER KEVIN A LAREN
Disp-06:19:32 Arvd-06:19:32 Clrd-06:36:52
OFFICER SEAN P DOYLE
Disp-06:19:41 Arvd-06:19:42 Clrd-06:36:53
called from 7-eleven to report a possible drunk driver that hit two cars and a post in the gas station. Vehicle is a blue toyota corolla with plate
officer Laren and Officer Doyle are en route. called Pxxx back he advised that the vehicle is leaving the parking lot and heading towards the highway
officers checked the area. Officer Laren will be going out at 7-eleven
gave information to state police.
officer arrival times are off due to not being in the computer yet
0833 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS Unfounded
OFFICER ALVIN M BETTENCOURT
Disp-08:34:55 Clrd-08:39:17
OFFICER SEAN P DOYLE
Disp-08:34:56 Clrd-08:39:13
OP 27 REPORTS SAME COMING FROM WAREHOUSE MOTION AND WAREHOUSE ENTRY. ALARM COMPANY WILL ATTEMPT TO NOTIFY.
ALARM COMPANY CALLED BACK TO CANCEL.
0839 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS FALSE, HUMAN ERROR
OFFICER BRIAN M ALLAIRE
Disp-08:41:05 Arvd-08:47:22 Clrd-08:52:08
OFFICER KEVIN A LAREN
Disp-08:41:06 Arvd-08:47:21 Clrd-08:55:31
OP SEH REPORTS SAME COMING FROM REAR MOTION AND REAR ENTRY. EMPLOYEE, , ON SCENE, DOES NOT HAVE PROPER PASS CODE.
EMPLOYEE WAS
0912 Phone – LARCENY /FORGERY/ FRAUD Investigated
SHELL FOOD MART
Disp-09:13:11 Arvd-09:24:41 Clrd-09:48:15
CALLED TO REPORT DRIVE-OFF OF $54.37 BY NH
0929 Phone – ANIMAL CONTROL Services Rendered
SOUTH PARISH DR
Disp-09:39:34 Arvd-09:39:36 Clrd-10:09:19
SICK FOX
I responded to South Parish to assist Officer Allaire with a sick fox. I dispatched the animal with one shot
1018 Radio – DRUG OFFENSES Investigated
MANCHESTER BOSTON REGIONAL AIRPORT
reporting 318-B item found on passenger.
1022 Phone – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
HANNAFORD FOOD & DRUG
Disp-10:23:39 Arvd-10:27:20 Clrd-10:36:34
VEHICLE LOCKOUT…GREEN DODGE DURANGO
1100 Phone – SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY Services Rendered
JEFFERSON DR
Disp-11:02:47 Arvd-11:03:51 Clrd-11:05:43
CALLER REPORTS NH KEEPS DRIVING SLOWLY THROUGH HER NEIGHBORHOOD, AND STOPPING EVERY SO OFTEN IN FRONT OF HER HOUSE. I RAN THE PLATE, AND IT DOES COME BACK TO AN ADDRESS IN THAT NEIGHBORHOOD.
OPERATOR OF VEHICLE WAS LOOKING FOR HIS DOG.
1103 Phone – AUTO THEFT Investigated
Disp-11:06:26 Arvd-11:17:46 Clrd-11:30:11
CALLER REPORTS A TRUCK WAS STOLEN FROM HIS DRIVEWAY
1109 Walk-In – SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY Investigated
OVERLOOK AVE
Disp-11:29:57 Arvd-11:48:01 Clrd-12:24:00
IN STATION TO REPORT SHE WAS RENTING A ROOM FROM HER SISTER. SHE HAS SINCE LEFT. SHE CALLED HER SISTER TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO PICK UP THE REST OF HER STUFF, AND HER SISTER TOLD HER HER STUFF WAS NO LONGER THERE.
1119 Phone – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
CHRISTOPHER BRADLEY SALON
Disp-11:20:54 Arvd-11:48:00 Clrd-12:01:26
VEHICLE LOCKOUT…SILVER FORD EXPLORER
Entry gained. No damage
1143 Initiated – JUVENILE OFFENSES Investigated
LONDONDERRY HIGH SCHOOL
Arvd-11:43:00 Clrd-11:56:43
OFF LANE REQUESTING SAME
1237 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Services Rendered
EAST/BOUND – NASHUA RD
Disp-12:41:34 Arvd-12:46:54 Clrd-13:04:24
CALLER REPORTS AN ERRATIC OP JUST BRUSHED THE SIDE OF HIS CAR AND TOOK OFF.
HE IS WAITING AT THE MOBIL STATION.
NO DAMAGE TO CALLER’S VEHICLE. CALLER IS
Responded to the Mobil station and spoke with victim. No damage to vehicle. Will follow-up with other driver.
1359 911 – ABANDONED 911 FALSE, HUMAN ERROR
Disp-14:01:08 Arvd-14:03:52 Clrd-14:07:19
911 OP 160 REPORTS SAME; ON CALLBACK, FEMALE STATED SHE WAS TRYING TO DIAL CALIFORNIA, WHICH HAS THE AREA CODE OF 916.
CONFIRMED ACCIDENTAL
1402 Walk-In – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
LONDONDERRY SCHOOL DISTRICT
OFFICER ANDRE B UY
Disp-14:28:00 Clrd-14:29:07
OFFICER DANIEL M HURLEY
Disp-14:28:00 Arvd-14:29:09 Clrd-14:29:10
FINGERPRINTS
1441 Phone – ALARM, RESIDENCE Unfounded
OFFICER ANDRE B UY
Disp-14:42:28 Clrd-14:43:34
OFFICER ERIC P AREL
Disp-14:42:34 Clrd-14:43:36
OP REPORTS SAME COMING FROM ENTRY DOORS. NO ANSWER AT THE PREMISES. ALARM COMPANY WILL ATTEMPT TO NOTIFY.
ALARM COMPANY CALLED BACK TO CANCEL.
1446 Walk-In – MOTOR VEHICLE COMPLAINT Investigated
NEAR LONDONDERRY MIDDLE SCHOOL – RT 128
OFFICER ANDRE B UY
Disp-14:57:19 Clrd-14:57:37
OFFICER GARRETT M MALLOY
Disp-14:57:19 Clrd-15:22:41
OFFICER DANIEL M HURLEY
Disp-15:04:17 Clrd-15:22:40
in station to report single female about 20 yoa in a gold Crown Victoria ran her off the road.
Spoke with the female driving the Mercury Marquis (), who was not very forthcoming with information and told me nothing happened. I asked to with speak with her mother, to inform her of what happened. Spoke with complainant, who may want to pursue the matter further. Told her to come into the station and see me if she decides to.
1541 Walk-In – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
LONDONDERRY POLICE DEPARTMENT
SCHOOL PINTS.
SEEN BY A3.
1546 911 – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
AKIRA WY
OFFICER NELSON N JIMENEZ
Disp-15:47:41 Arvd-15:59:18 Clrd-16:30:46
911 OP 135 WITH FEMALE CELL CALLER REPORTING MVA IN LOT NO PI.
1613 Phone – DISABLED MV Services Rendered
LONDONDERRY NORTH SCHOOL – 19 SANBORN RD
CALLER FROM SCHOOL OFFICE REPORTING DMV OK TO BE LEFT OVERNIGHT.
1644 911 – BURGLARY Investigated
TREADWAY LN
OFFICER DANIEL M HURLEY
Disp-16:45:21 Arvd-16:49:12 Clrd-17:11:48
OFFICER GARRETT M MALLOY
Disp-16:45:22 Arvd-16:51:41 Clrd-17:04:03
OFFICER ANDRE B UY
Arvd-16:49:10 Clrd-17:04:02
911 OP WITH FEMALE CALLER REPORTS COMING HOME AND FINDING FRONT DOOR OPEN. CALLER WAS TOLD TO WAIT OUTSIDE FOR OFFICERS.
UNITS OUT SPEAKING WITH HOMEOWNER.
UNITS CHECKING RESIDENCE.
BUILDING CHECK COMPLETE NO SIGNS OF BURGLARY.
DOING WALK THROUGH WITH HOMEOWNER.
INTERIOR CHECK WITH HOMEOWNER COMPLETE.
EVERYTHING IN ITS PLACE NOTHING APPEARS TO BE MISSING. UNIT CLEAR.
1724 Phone – ASSIST LONDONDERRY FIRE DE Services Rendered
WINDING POND RD
Disp-17:27:18 Arvd-17:30:52 Clrd-17:42:25
LIFELIFE ADVSD THEY HAVE RECEIVED AN ACTIVATION FROM (89 YOA FEMALE) ADVISING SHE HAS FALLEN AND CAN’T GET UP. LIFELINE IS UNSURE IF THIS IS THE PROBLEM DUE TO THE TELEVISION BEING UP SO LOUD, LIFELINE CAN’T HEAR OVER THE T.V. LFD ADVSD. AND WILL BE RESPONDING ALSO.
LFD ON SCENE.
L102 ADVSD. HE AND LFD MADE CONTACT.
L102 CLEAR, LFD ASSISTED FEMALE, NEGATIVE TRANSPORT.
1729 Phone – ALARM, HOLD-UP False Alarm
OFFICER GARRETT M MALLOY
Disp-17:31:53 Arvd-17:40:38 Clrd-17:45:38
OFFICER NELSON N JIMENEZ
Disp-17:31:55 Arvd-17:38:27 Clrd-17:45:37
HOLD UP/PANIC ALARM
DISPATCH ATTEMPTED CONTACT, GOT ANSWERING MACHINE. DID NOT LEAVE A MESSAGE.
UNITS SPOKE TO HOMEOWNER, ALARM CONFIRMED FALSE. UNITS CLEAR.
1824 911 – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Investigated
MAMMOTH RD @ MERLIN PL
OFFICER DANIEL M HURLEY
Disp-18:25:59 Arvd-18:28:43 Clrd-18:46:53
OFFICER ERIC P AREL
Disp-18:26:01 Arvd-18:34:15 Clrd-18:46:56
911 OP 153 WITH MALE CELL CALLER REPORTING MVA VS DEER NO PI. DEER IN ROADWAY.
1938 Initiated – DISABLED MV Services Rendered
NASHUA RD @ MEADOW DR
Arvd-19:38:00 Clrd-19:42:31
vehicle has moved along. unit clear.
1948 Phone – ASSIST CITIZEN Unfounded
HALL RD
Disp-19:49:35 Arvd-19:51:14 Clrd-19:54:45
NIEGHBOR REQUESTING UNIT TO WITNESS AFTER HOURS DELIVERY AT RECYCLING BUSINESS.
NO DELIVERY BEING MADE.
1955 Initiated – MOTOR VEHICLE CHECK Investigated
OFFICER ERIC P AREL
Arvd-19:55:00 Clrd-20:02:04
OFFICER NELSON N JIMENEZ
Disp-19:58:42 Arvd-20:01:17 Clrd-20:02:03
CHECKING PEOPLE IN THE BUILDING.
2002 EMPLOYEES.
2128 Other – REPOSSESSION No Action Required
Received fax of repo.
2245 Initiated – FOLLOW-UP Services Rendered
OFFICER KEITH R LEE
Arvd-22:45:00 Clrd-22:51:19
2255 911 – ANIMAL CONTROL Investigated
HARDY RD
Disp-22:56:19 Arvd-22:58:01 Clrd-23:07:20
FEMALE CALLER REPORTING FISHER CAT UP AT HER FRONT DOOR.
2259 Initiated – PEDESTRIAN CHECK Investigated
ROSS DR
Arvd-22:59:00 Clrd-23:01:16
CHKING A MALE DRESSED IN ALL BLK CLOTHING
For Date: 12/17/2009 – Thursday
0019 911 – ASSIST CITIZEN Services Rendered
Disp-00:22:48 Arvd-00:26:57 Clrd-00:45:14
caller requesting a police escort to his vehicle due to problems with a co-worker
0050 911 – MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT Vehicle Towed
NASHUA RD @ AVERY RD
OFFICER KEITH R LEE
Disp-00:53:22 Arvd-00:54:15 Clrd-05:37:04
OFFICER RANDY S DUGUAY
Disp-00:53:22 Arvd-00:55:02 Clrd-04:03:35
SERGEANT MARK A PAGE
Arvd-01:05:36 Clrd-03:44:43
OFFICER CHRISTOPHER J WIGGIN
Disp-01:18:27 Arvd-01:23:53 Clrd-05:37:50
OFFICER SHANNON B COYLE
Disp-02:14:38 Arvd-02:28:23 Clrd-05:33:34
Location Change: SOUTHERN NH MEDICAL CENTER
OFFICER BRIAN M ALLAIRE
Disp-02:14:41 Arvd-02:28:23 Clrd-05:33:21
DETECTIVE ADAM W DYER
Disp-02:14:42 Arvd-02:28:22 Clrd-05:33:15
LIEUTENANT ROBERT A MICHAUD
Disp-02:22:30 Arvd-02:30:29 Clrd-05:35:55
SERGEANT JACK R SLADE
Disp-02:24:08 Arvd-02:30:28 Clrd-05:33:32
OFFICER SCOTT D BALUKONIS
Disp-04:53:53 Arvd-04:53:54 Clrd-05:33:27
911 opr 114 with caller reporting an accident involving a tractor trailer. Caller stated that the driver of the other vehicle is a little bloody. Will be calling LFD to advise.
While dispatching call LFD toned out for the same accident ut involving a tractor trailer fire.
Officer Lee advising they need a tow for both vehicles. One vehicle is an empty fred fuller oil truck. Also advising they do have a gas spill and pi. LFD advised. Officer Page advised they will have RT 102 shut down. Hudson advised
skips is en route
Officer Page advising the tar team will need to be called out. Attempted to call skips to let them know to standby.
Officer Lee will be following the ambulance
skips has been advised to come back later
Officer Lee will be off at Southern NH in Nashua
Det Dyer, Officer Allaire, Officer Coyle and LT Michaud will be responding. Captain Tatham has been notified
Temp 21
Wind 9 MPH West North West
Humidity 38%
Wind Chill 11 degrees
Dew Point 3 degrees
Pressure 30.01 falling
Visibility 10 miles
Officer Wiggin advising RT 102 will be shut down at High Range
Officer Page advising LFD has cleared
Officer Coyle en route to Southern NH Medical Center. Officer Slade will also be responding
Officer Coyle arrived at Southern NH Medical Center
State Police will be sending someone out from Troop G
Officer Balukonis en route to Parkland for a consent draw
Officer Balukonis arrived at Parkland
State Police called to advise that SP728 and SP776 will be responding
Officer Lee clear from Southern NH en route back to town
Officer Balukonis en route back to the scene
Det Dyer off at the station
Officer Page advised that state police is on scene
Officer Balukonis back on scene
Officer Lee off at the station
subject was arrested at Southern NH Medical Center. Nancy Lapoint is en route
Bauchman’s clear to move to the scene
skips is en route
Officer Coyle en route back to town
Arrested: BABBIDGE, JASON
Of: 13 TROLLEY CAR LN Apt. #A LONDONDERRY, NH
DOB: 03/30/1982
Charges: DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS OR LIQUOR
0154 Phone – MOTOR VEHICLE COMPLAINT Investigated
DERRY PD
Disp-01:57:18 Arvd-02:06:01 Clrd-02:13:23
Derry PD reporting a possible drunk driver that just left their town in a red volvo with plate. Driven by a
Officer Goodnow located the vehicle in the driveway with no one around
0517 Phone – ALARM, BUSINESS Building Checked/Secured
SERGEANT MARK A PAGE
Disp-05:19:25 Arvd-05:26:40 Clrd-05:27:38
OFFICER RANDY S DUGUAY
Disp-05:19:27 Arvd-05:23:48 Clrd-05:27:53
opr 12 calling with alarm coming from the front door north end.
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