UPDATED: Plaistow Man Pleads Guilty to Child Endangerment

UPDATED, Thursday, 11:15 a.m.: A Plaistow man who Portsmouth Police say gave a 14-year-old teenage girl cans of Natty Daddy beer and tobacco in June pleaded guilty to a child endangerment charge Thursday in Portsmouth Circuit Court.

Sean C. Senter, 31, of 331 Main St. in Plaistow received a deferred $1,000 fine for one year from Judge Sawato Gardner and was ordered to have not contact with the 14-year-old female girl with the exception of common areas at the apartment complex where they both live after he entered his guilty plea to the Class A misdemeanor of endangering the welfare of a child.

Earlier story: A Plaistow man who Portsmouth Police say gave a 14-year-old teenage girl cans of Natty Daddy beer and tobacco will face a child endangerment charge in Portsmouth Circuit Court on Thursday morning.

Sean C. Senter, 31, of 331 Main St. in Plaistow is facing a class A misdemeanor charge of endangering the welfare of a child, according to an affidavit filed by Portsmouth Police Officer Dean Outhouse.

According to court documents, Portsmouth Police responded to a residence on Holiday Drive on June 27 after they received a call from a resident saying there was a child was given alcohol and tobacco by a Waimset neighbor.

When police talked with the teen's guardian, she told them the teen had "too many cervezas."

Outhouse reported in his affidavit the teenaged girl "seemed to be somewhat out of it, her body movements were abnormal and she claimed she had way too much to drink."

Outhouse also reported police learned from her guardian the teen had vomited several times after playing a card game called "River" and drinking beer at a residence on 31 Holiday Drive. When police confronted Senter, they found out from police dispatch there was an electronic warrant for him and Senter was arrested and taken to the Portsmouth Police Station.

During the investigation, court documents show that police interviewed another teenage juvenile who had been playing cards with the teenage girl, Senter and Robert Weichert. The juvenile told police there were open cans of partially consumed Natty Daddy beer in the freezer.

Outhouse's affidavit also reported that when police asked the teenage girl how much beer she had to drink, the teenager replied she drank two cans and one-third of another can of beer.

Senter is scheduled to appear in Portsmouth Circuit Court to face the class A misdemeanor charge of endangering the welfare of a child on Thursday at 8:30 a.m., according to court documents.