Merrimack Crime Roundup: May 25-June 5

MERRIMACK, NH — The following arrests have been reported by the Merrimack Police Department for the time period of May 25 to June 5. Arrests do not indicate guilt.

Saturday, May 25 — Jenna Hennessey, 33, of Hudson, was charged with domestic violence. Police say she kicked a household member.

Monday, May 27 — Dana Reed, 56, of Merrimack, was charged with disorderly conduct and criminal threatening. Police say he caused a disturbance at a local business on May 10.

Tuesday, May 28 — Brenna Hendry, 25, of Westford, Massachusetts, turned herself in on a warrant. She is charged with aggravated operating under the influence of liquor and conduct after an accident after striking a median on the Daniel Webster Highway on April 14, according to police.

Wednesday, May 29 — Darlene Seckman, 25, of Manchester, was charged with operating after suspension and transporting marijuana after being stopped by police for a traffic violation.

Thursday, May 30 — Crystal Collins, 30, of Alton, was arrested on a warrant and charged with misdemeanor criminal trespass and breach of bail. Police say she went to a home where she had a no-trespass order earlier in May.

Vincent Wynn, 53, of Manchester, was charged with being a felon in possession of a deadly weapon, possession of a theft detection device remover, and four counts of theft by unauthorized taking. Police say he stole merchandise from the Merrimack Premium Outlets in March and April. Stolen merchandise and a deadly weapon were found when police executed a search warrant on his vehicle, according to police.

Monday, June 3 — Leiland Stanford Stevens, 66, of Hampton Falls, was charged with animal cruelty. Police say he left his dog in the car, and although the front windows were cracked, the dog had no water and the interior car temperature was 103 degrees.

Wednesday, June 5 — Calvin Olson, 36, was charged with five counts of domestic simple assault. Police say that he was pushing, slapping and grabbing someone by the throat.

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