Londonderry Police Log, May 6-May 9

LONDONDERRY, NH — The following incidents have been reported in the Londonderry police log for May 6 through May 9. Arrests do not indicate guilt. The names of any minors have been omitted.

Monday, May 6 — Caitlyn A. Rauseo, 23, of Londonderry, is charged with criminal trespass, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Sarah Benjamin, 51, of Londonderry, is charged with shoplifting. A vehicle accident is reported at Market Basket. Another vehicle accident is reported near St. Mary's Bank. James Burns, 46, of Laconia, is arrested on a warrant. A vehicle accident is reported at Nashua and Young roads.

Tuesday, May 7 — A vehicle accident involving a gray GMC Yukon and a blue Chevrolet 1500 is reported near the intersection of Auburn and Rockingham roads. Police investigate drug offenses at the high school. Assault is reported on Mammoth Road. A vehicle accident involving a black Volvo is reported on Litchfield Road, near Kelley Road. A vehicle accident involving a red Nissan Altima is reported on Mammoth Road near Nashua Road. Assault is reported at a construction site on Michels Way. Police investigate weapons offenses on Hovey Road. An attempted suicide is reported.

Wednesday, May 8 — William C. Bean, 22, of Londonderry, is charged with driving after revocation or suspension. A vehicle accident involving a blue Toyota Rav4 is reported on High Range Road.

Thursday, May 9 — Ngawang Chokden Dickinson, 22, of Boscawen, is charged with theft by embezzlement. A vehicle accident involving a green Jeep Patriot is reported on Sargent Road. Daniel Joseph Leach, 52, of Londonderry, is charged with theft by shoplifting. A vehicle accident involving a blue Chevrolet Silverado is reported at Auburn and Wilson roads. Vehicle accident are reported at Dominos, at Londonderry High School and at Stonyfield Farms. Another vehicle accident is reported at the Nashua Road bridge.

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