Hampton Arrest Log: June 17-June 23

HAMPTON, NH — The following items were selected from the Hampton police log. Arrests do not indicate guilt. The names of any minors have been omitted.

Tuesday, June 18 — Antonio Inoa, 31, of Methuen, Massachusetts, was charged with DUI and having an open alcoholic container in a vehicle, and was taken into protective custody. Yvan J. Charlot, 34, of Boston, and Anthony J. Donovan, 44, of Melrose, Massachusetts, were taken into protective custody for intoxication. Bryan Swan, 44, of Hampton, was taken into protective custody.

Thursday, June 20 — Adam Ryan Morse, 20, of Hampton, was charged with unlawful possession of alcohol.

Friday, June 21 — Paul Roper, 48, of Billerica, Massachusetts, was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrests and two counts of simple assault. Kristin Roper, 26, of Somerset, Massachusetts, was charged with simple assault. After a vehicle accident, Richard Sowers, 46, of Hampton Falls, was charged with operating without a valid license and misuse or failure to display plates.

Saturday, June 22 — Jesse J. Todd, 24, of South Hampton, was charged with DWI and aggravated DWI. Jeffrey Holt, 32, of Exeter, was arrested on a warrant. William Pearson, 41, of Byfield, Massachusetts, was taken into protective custody. A 17-year-old was taken into protective custody. Felix E. Deleon, 45, of Leominster, Massachusetts, was taken into protective custody.

Sunday, June 23 — Thomas Matthew Canniff, 21, of Atkinson, was charged with DUI and having an open container. Patrick Krystian Dziedzic, 22, of Windham, was charged with having an open container and was taken into protective custody. Zachiary M. Eaton-Nedeau, 27, of Hampton, was charged with simple assault. Joao Quintela Pena Mendes, 21, of Hudson, was charged with resisting arrest and was taken into protective custody. Manchester residents Davonte Coleman, 21, Tantiana Catanzaro, 22, and Monique A. Reyes, 24, were charged with disorderly conduct.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Information for this article was supplied by the Hampton Police Department. New Hampshire Patch follows a name removal policy for those listed in its published police reports.