LACONIA — Police handled 207 service calls from 8 a.m. last Friday until 8 a.m. Monday.

Seven people were arrested.

Christopher C. Caruso, 33, of Union Avenue, in Laconia, was arrested on charges of domestic violence simple assault, and domestic violence obstructing the report of a crime or injury.

Pamela S. Casinelli, 68, of Hodgedon Shore Road, in Ossipee, was arrested on bench warrants.

William R. Slocum, 36, no fixed address, was arrested on multiple bench warrants.

Mary Hensley, 42, of Fellows Lane, in Salisbury, was arrested on a warrant.

Katelyn R. Angers, 30, of Jameson Street, in Laconia, was arrested for DWI (subsequent offense).

Phillip M. Stebbins, 32, no fixed address, was arrested on a warrant.

Anthony J. Robinson, 42, of Massachusetts Avenue, in Meredith, was arrested for DWI (subsequent offense).

Officers conducted 12 motor vehicle stops which resulted in 11 drivers being given written warnings. Traffic accidents on Union Avenue, Roller Coaster Road and on Watson Road were investigated.

Three calls dealt with juvenile matters.

Police investigated reports of thefts on Pleasant Street, Winnisquam Avenue, at Family Dollar, Laconia Spa, and Walmart.

Police were called to Concord Hospital-Laconia to investigate a possible drug violation.

A report of harassment at Vista Foods was investigated.

Police investigated reports of vandalism on River Street, Blueberry Lane, and at the Irving Oil property off the WOW Trail.

Officers responded to 16 disturbance calls, including four calls classified as domestic disturbances.

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