Salem Police logs: Man Arrested for Huffing, Prowling at BJ's

SALEM, N.H. - Check out the most recent dispatch logs from the Salem Police Dept. for May 14 to 15.

Tuesday, May 15

• Police were called to Townsend Avenue for a report of a man shooting birds with a bb gun. According to the caller, the man saw a post on Facebook the caller posted and told her not to watch him anymore.
• A walk-in from Braemoor Woods Drive reported someone was trying to black mail him.
• Police were called to the Residence at Salem Woods for theft. According to the victim, someone took prescription pills from his room.
• Police responded to the area of Rt. 93 and Pelham Road for the report of several brush fires. Officers didn't find anything on arrival.
• Police were called to Salem Crossing Condos after a woman reported her ex-boyfriend would not allow her to get her Wifi Router from his apartment.
• Police were called to Work N' Gear for a theft. According to an employee, a customer stole a pair of boots and left in a white car. The suspect, described as a white male in his 30's also broke the door on the way out of the store.
• Amanda Meija, 28, of Lawrence, MA was arrested on an outstanding warrant of endangering the welfare of a child.
• Police responded to Target on South Broadway Street for a report of a theft.
• Christian Taylor, 23, of Wilmington, MA was arrested at Lowe's on South Broadway Street for theft.

Wednesday, May 16

• A caller reported a red VW driving around BJ's Wholesale on Cluff Road, checking the inside of shopping carts. After pulling over the vehicle, officers arrested Daniel Perrone, 20, of Andover, MA for prowling and inhaling toxic vapors for effect.
• Police responded to Captains Drive for a reported accident with a white Mercedes. According to the driver, the damage was old and he had been working on the car earlier in the day, possibly triggering an alarm.
• Christopher Albano, 42, of North Reading, MA was arrested for simple assault and disorderly conduct after turning himself into police.

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