ARRESTS: Alton Bay Man Charged with Reckless Conduct

Evan Sanborn, 23, of Manchester, was arrested at 4:30 p.m. on March 6, and charged with felony burglary, two counts of criminal mischief (vandalism), conspiracy to commit, and theft by deception. The charges stem from alleged incidents at Walmart on Loudon Road on Jan. 26, and Super Cuts on Loudon Road on Feb. 9. He was held and arraigned on March 7.

Tyler B. Castrogiovanni, 22, of Alton Bay, was arrested at 1:54 a.m. on March 11, on a reckless conduct; place another in danger charge. Police were sent to South Main Street for a report of individuals throwing “large chunks of ice and snow” at vehicles from the roof of the building. The reporting party stated that she had to swerve to avoid the projectiles but had there been anyone else in the road, she would have crashed into them. She gave a description of the two males who were seen fleeing the area while officers located and tracked fresh footprints in the snow. The footprints ran through a number of side streets and backyards until they were tracked to Washington Street where an officer found one male who refused to give his name. Another officer recognized him as Castrogiovanni and they began to question him. Castrogiovanni allegedly told police that he and another friend had walked home from Penuche’s and described the route taken as on streets and by the police station. However, officers questioned how they were able to follow him through a different route to that point. They also noted that there weren’t fresh footprints from the snow in front of the police station. After checking Castrogiovanni's shoe print, the reporting officer alleged that it matched the ones from the roof of the building and he was arrested. Castrogiovanni was held on $1,500 cash bail and was arraigned on March 11.

Andrew Scott Campbell, 50, of Concord, was arrested at 11:30 a.m. on March 11, on two counts of criminal trespass. The charges stem from alleged incidents on March 9, at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. An officer and sergeant encountered Campbell outside of the Everett Arena and arrested him. He was arraigned on April 14.

Nicholle M. Hunter, 32, of Concord, was arrested at 8:17 p.m. on March 11, on a disorderly conduct charge. Hunter turned herself in to police and was arraigned on April 14.

Brian Scott O’Mara, 40, of Concord, was arrested at 11:55 a.m. on March 12, on a felony bench warrant (witness tampering). Two detectives were on South Street near the intersection with Concord Street and saw two men standing on the side of the road “engaging what appeared to be a hand to hand transaction of some sort,” according to the report. As the detectives approached the men, they recognized them from previous interactions. One, O’Mara, allegedly quickly put his hands in his jacket pocket and began walking north while the other man walked south. The man walking south was stopped and consented to being searched but nothing was found on his persons. O’Mara, it turned out, had a warrant from March 6, for nonappearance in court from a witness tampering charge. He was arrested and arraigned on April 7.

Roger Maurice Gagne, 50, of Weare, was arrested at 12:30 p.m. on March 13, on a bench warrant. A check of a license plate on Loudon Road yielded an active warrant on the registered owner out of Concord District Court on Dec. 17, 2013, for failure to appear on an operating without a license charge. The car was pulled over at the driver and owner, Gagne, was arrested. He had a court date on April 14.

Richard Wayne Mello, 54, of Concord, was arrested at 1:15 p.m. on March 13, on a driving while intoxicated charge. An officer was called to the Hess station on North Main Street for a report of a man who was slurring his speech attempting to drive away from the store. The man got in a van and drove from the area. The officer was familiar with the van and headed to an apartment building on North Spring Street to meet up with the owner but couldn’t find the vehicle. While traveling away from the scene, the officer saw the vehicle and the driver, Mello, allegedly slumping over the steering wheel. Mello allegedly drove through a stop sign and showed other erratic driving behavior, according to the officer. The van made a wide left turn into the parking lot of the apartment building and struck a snowbank. Mello, according to the officer, allegedly began spinning the van’s tires in an attempt to get out of the snowbank. The officer spoke to Mello who allegedly showed signs of inebriation but didn’t smell like alcohol. He agreed to a field sobriety test and was later arrested. During a search of Mello, the officer allegedly found two used hypodermic needles in his left jeans pocket. He allegedly first said they were for diabetes medication and later, stated he was holding it for a friend, according to the officer. Mello was also cited for turn signal, stop sign, and defective equipment, brake light, violations. He was arraigned on March 31.

Nichole Sarah Stanford, 19, of Concord, was arrested at 1:20 p.m. on March 13, and charged with three counts of possession of controlled drugs, two felonies, and endangering the welfare of a child/incompetent. The charges stem from alleged incidents on Jan. 29, in an apartment on Downing Street. She turned herself in to police and is due in court on April 21.

Justin W. Haberstroh, 25, of Barrington, was arrested at 3:30 p.m. on March 13, on a possession of prescription drugs without a prescription. The charge was from an incident on Feb. 25, 2012. An officer was sent to Manchester to pick up Haberstroh who was arrested there. He’s due in court on April 21.

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