Laconia Police Log

LACONIA — Police handled 160 service calls between noon Friday and noon Monday.

Thirteen people were arrested.

Jonathan T. Hingey, 30, of Loudon Road, in Concord, was arrested on a charge of criminal mischief.

Holly J. Solans, 27, of Mechanic Street, in Laconia, was arrested on a warrant.

Eric Ducas, 35, of Merrimac Street, in Laconia, was arrested on a charge of domestic violence simple assault.

Tyler J. Houle, 30, of White Oaks Road, in Laconia, was arrested for driving after he license had been revoked or suspended.

Franklin Galarza, 24, of New London, Connecticut, was arrested for driving without a valid license.

Jameson T. Brisendine, 26, of Silkwood Avenue, in Belmont, was arrested on multiple bench warrants.

Ramiza Dinarica, 30, of Messer Street, in Laconia, was arrested for DWI.

Marcy Wells, 52, of Shirley Park Road, in Goffstown, was arrested for driving after her license had been revoked or suspended, driving without proof of financial responsibility, and disobeying an officer.

Devin P. Carrier-Townsend, 21, of Chocorua Road, in Tamworth, was arrested for driving after his license had been revoked or suspended, and for having an open container of alcoholic beverage inside the vehicle.

Christopher Paquin, 30, no fixed address, was arrested for driving after having been certified an habitual offender, and on two charges of breach of bail.

Kristen L. Alexander-Gray, 46, no fixed address, was arrested on charges of criminal mischief, criminal threatening with a deadly weapon, and for second-degree assault. She was also arrested on multiple warrants.

Stephen D. Brue, 37, no fixed address, was arrested for possession of a controlled drug, and for willful concealment.

Officers made 76 motor vehicle stops which resulted in nine drivers being issued traffic summonses, 47 getting written warnings, and three others being given verbal warnings. Traffic accidents on Gilford Avenue, Weirs Boulevard, and on Union Avenue were investigated.

Police investigated a report of fraud at Bank of New Hampshire.

Reports of criminal trespass at Family Dollar and at Advance Auto Parts were investigated.

Police investigated a report of vandalism on Messer Street.

Officers responded to five disturbance calls, including two which were classified as domestic disturbances.