Salem Police logs: Truck Thief Busted by Salem Police

SALEM, N.H. - Check out the most recent dispatch logs from the Salem Police Dept. for May 11 to 13.

Friday, May 11

• A walk-in reported credit card fraud on Park Avenue.
• Steven Legatos, 47, of Salem, N.H. was arrested after police spotted him at Klemms Mobil on Pleasant Street. Legatos was driving a stolen truck out of Lowell, Mass. and was arrested on an outstanding warrant for possession of drugs, receiving stolen property and several driving infractions.
• Police were called to Mall Road after a woman called 911 on her son for causing a scene on the escalator. Police arrived only to find the woman had left the area.
• Ryan Patrick McDermott, 33, of Derry, N.H. was arrested for receiving stolen property.

Saturday, May 12

• An employee of 7-11 reported a white male wearing camo and a Patriots hoodie kept coming in and out of the store, who then fell asleep near a tree outside. The suspect was gone on arrival.
• William Garcia, 32 of Haverhill, MA was arrested for driving with a suspended license on South Broadway Street.
• A woman on Princess Drive reported she was being harassed at her job at Market Basket.
• Keith Beal, 23 of Salem, NH was arrested for bail jumping and theft.
• A caller on Rockingham Park Boulevard said someone left a note on her car after hitting it. An officer contacted the other party and information was exchanged.
• A caller on Kelly Road reported a drivver throwing trash out his car window.
• An employee at the Rockingham Citgo reported a female left without paying for almost $60 in gas. Turns out the woman paid by check.

Sunday, May 13

• A caller reported a bloody female outside of her home on Cluff Crossing Road. Police responded to the area and learned the woman's parrot had attacked her.
• Ashley Marie Zaremba, 33 of Salem, NH was arrested for willful concealment and breach of bail.
• A caller on Zion Hill Road reported gunshots behind her home. Police responded to the area of 8 Tudor Drive and dealt with the issue.

Editor's Note: This post was derived from info supplied by the Salem Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction. This link explains the name removal request process for New Hampshire's Patch police reports.