Police Logs for 07/22/10 – 07/28/10
An impaired driver made his arrest easy for Londonderry Police during this week’s logs. At approximately 4 AM on July 23, Dispatch received a call that a man was sleeping in his car at a stop light in town. According to the logs, there was a “vehicle with male operator sitting asleep at the lights at Rt 102/128. No vehicle information, no plate number.” An officer responded and found the man still sitting at the lights. David Hallenborg, of Derry, was arrested and charged with Driving Under the Influence of Drugs or Liquor.
Another arrest this week resulted in alarming charges. On July 23, at about 1 AM, Londonderry Police initiated a motor vehicle check on Mammoth Road. The police logs state, “checking a vehicle with driver’s door open.” Police subsequently arrested 28 year old Andrew Gomez of Derry. His charges were Aggravated Driving While Intoxicated, Driving While Intoxicated (Second Offense) and, mostly alarmingly, Endangering Welfare of Child/Incompetent.
Londonderry Police were contacted via 911 when a female called to report “she stopped at location for another female who was screaming for help.” The victim stated that a male subject had attempted to kidnap her. He was driving a gray colored SUV and was described as being white with dark hair, a light bears, and light colored, possible gray shirt. The information was passed onto Derry Police as well as other police departments. According to Lieutenant Saunders, “this case is under investigation. No further information is being released at this time. If more information becomes available, I will update.”
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An officer reported to headquarters on the night of June 4th at approximately 11:02 PM, that a passerby “reported a male subject, naked, walking with a rifle behind the sleep inn, in the field.” Several units were deployed, including New Hampshire State Police, and units from the airport. “Extensive search efforts were made over the course of several hours but nothing was ever found. Only one call was ever received reporting the suspicious subject and no evidence was found that anyone was ever in the area as described,” stated Londonderry Police Lieutenant Saunders. To read more about the search efforts and listen to some of the audio from this night, go to 
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