Laconia Police Log

LACONIA — Police responded to 160 service calls between noon Jan. 4 and noon Thursday, Jan. 7.

Twelve people were arrested.

Nicole M. Mason, 34, no fixed address, was arrested on two charges of possession of a controlled drug. She was also arrested on bench warrants.

Jeffrey I. Wyatt, 21, of Dewey Street, in Laconia, was arrested on a charge of possession of fentanyl. He was also arrested on bench warrants.

Catherine Badalucco, 39, of Summer Street, in Laconia, was arrested on a charge of disorderly conduct.

Alicen, E. Drewry, 30, of Burlington, Vermont, was arrested for DWI.

Meghan L. Tighe, 27, of Pleasant Street, in Franklin, was charged with driving without a valid license.

Patricia Boyle, 52, of Crescent Street, in Laconia, was arrested on separate charges of possession of methamphetamine, and possession of fentanyl, and on a charge of possession/dealing in prescription drugs.

Jeremy L. Copp, 32, of Union Avenue, in Laconia, was arrested on bench warrants.

Travis J. Dunn, 31, of Horse Corner Road, in Chichester, was arrested on charges of criminal trespass, and criminal mischief.

Fatmir R. Gasi, 58, of Batchelder Street, in Laconia, was arrested on bench warrants.

Caleb A. Young, 26, no fixed address, was arrested on a charge of possession of a controlled drug. He was also arrested on a warrant.

Andrew C. Leblanc, 30, of Mechanic Street, in Laconia, was arrested on a warrant.

Sara Zareas, 36, of Dyson Street, in Manchester, was arrested on a warrant.

Officers made 37 motor vehicle stops, and investigated a traffic accident on Court Street.

Four calls dealt with juvenile matters.

Police investigated a report of an assault.

Reports of thefts on Addison Street, and at Funspot, Vista Foods, and at Wingate Village Apartments on Blueberry Lane were investigated.

A report of fraud on Lyford Street was investigated.

Officers responded to one mental health emergency.

A report of harassment on Stark Street was investigated.

Police investigated a report of vandalism on Union Avenue.

Officers responded to 10 disturbance calls, including three classified as domestic disturbances.