Police: Incident At Dunkin's Led To A Man Pointing A Gun At Woman

PELHAM, NH - Pelham police officers responded to a reported altercation at the Dunkin Donuts on Bridge Street for a reported altercation at the drive-thru Thursday morning.

Pelham police say when they arrived there were a male and female who were involved in an incident but had left the scene in their vehicles before officers arrived.

Officers obtained information from witnesses and were told a 26-year-old female from Pelham was in the drive-through line at Dunkin Donuts. She was looking down and the line had moved forward. The vehicle behind her was driven by Ryan Keller, age 34 of Manchester, NH. Keller waved her forward and yelled for her to move up.

Police say the two continued to exchange words and eventually the female got out of her vehicle and approached Keller in his truck. As the argument continued, Keller pointed a gun at the female. They both left the area, and she contacted Pelham Police. Several witnesses reported seeing the incident and Keller pointing a gun at the female who officers say don’t know each other.

Keller was located in his truck further north on Bridge Street in Pelham. He was arrested without incident and a gun was seized. Keller was charged with a felony Reckless Conduct with a deadly weapon and a felony-level Criminal Threatening with a deadly weapon. He was later released on $2,500 cash bail.

Pelham Police ask that anyone who witnessed this incident is encouraged to contact Cpl. James Locke or submit a tip through Tip411. Any questions can be directed to Captain Anne Perriello or Captain Stephen Toom (603) 635-2411.

He will be arraigned in Hillsborough County Superior Court at a future date.