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Ossipee Suspect Turn Himself In

On the morning of August 18, 2020 at approximately 10:13 am the Ossipee Police Department responded to a report of a Domestic Violence Assault. The suspect who was identified as Troey Dore by his ex-girlfriend had broken into the residence she was staying and violently assaulted her. He fled the scene before the police arrived. Ossipee Police then checked and had reason to believe that Dore was at his residence. A search warrant and a felony arrest warrants were applied for and granted. In collaboration with New Hampshire State Police, it was determined the search warrant would be executed by the NH State Police Swat Team. The search warrant was executed and Troey Dore was not located. Several other locations were checked with negative contact. Dore turned himself in this morning, August 19, 2020. Dore will be held on cash bail.

~ Lt. Anthony Castaldo

Source: Ossipee Police Department Press Release

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Superintendent Kevin Richard Discusses the Re-Entry Plan for SAU9

SAU9 Superintendent Kevin Richard joined Roy on the Morning Show today and they went up and down all the bigger points of SAU9’s Re-Entry Plan for the upcoming school year. The first day of school is Tuesday, September 8th, 2020 and Superintendent Richard says SAU9 is ready.

If you would like to read the 35 page document all about the SAU9 Re-Entry Plan please visit SAU9.org

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UPDATE: Arrested Three Times in a Week

Mr. Benjamin Hewitt – Picture Courtesy of Wolfeboro Police Department

 

On Tuesday, August 18th,  Staff Sergeant Guy Maloney arrested Benjamin Hewitt for violating the conditions of his bail.  During the arresting process Mr. Hewitt resisted and was charged with resisting arrest.  While seated in the rear of the police car, Mr. Hewitt repeatedly spit on the plexiglass divider, and was additionally charged with Criminal Mischief.  Mr. Hewitt was transported to the Carroll County Jail and issued a court date on October 8th, 2020 at 8:00AM.

On Monday, August 17th at 1pm, Officer Church learned that Mr. Benjamin Hewitt had a valid arrest warrant for criminal trespassing. Mr. Hewitt was then seen at Foss Field and arrested on the warrant. Mr. Hewitt is also being charged with a violation of bail. Mr. Hewitt was transported to the Carroll County Jail where he’d be issued a court date of Wednesday, September 2, 2020 at 8:00 AM.

Mr. Hewitt was also arrested on August 13th at 1pm, Officer Church learned then that Mr. Hewitt had a valid Electronic Bench Warrant (An EBW is Arrest Warrant issued by a Judge from the Judicial Bench) for Criminal Trespassing. Mr. Hewitt was later located at Foss Field and arrested on site and without incident.

Source: Wolfeboro Police Department Press Release

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Countries that saw a Summer Respite from Coronavirus Outbreaks are Now Tracking Rising Numbers of New Confirmed Cases

PARIS (AP) — Countries in Europe and Asia that saw a summer respite from coronavirus outbreaks are tracking swiftly rising numbers of new confirmed cases. The reversal is prompting worry among government leaders and health officials that months of hard-won progress could be lost in a matter of day. Several European countries are imposing mask and testing requirements as people return from vacations. An outbreak in Auckland prompted New Zealand’s prime minister to delay a national election by four weeks. In Lebanon, medical officials called Monday for a two-week lockdown amid a surge in new cases following the devastating Beirut port explosion. But progress in South Africa is leading the government to lift bans on cigarette and alcohol sales.

Click here for the full article.

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Arrest Made on an Electronic Bench Warrant

Mr. Benjamin Hewitt – Picture Courtesy of Wolfeboro Police Department

 

On August 13th at 1pm, Officer Church learned that Benjamin Hewitt had a valid Electronic Bench Warrant (An EBW is Arrest Warrant issued by a Judge from the Judicial Bench) for Criminal Trespassing.  Mr. Hewitt was later located at Foss Field and arrested on site and without incident. Mr. Hewitt was transported to the Carroll County Jail where he was later issued a court date of September 2, 2020 at 8:00 AM, in the Third Circuit Court, Ossipee District.

Source: Wolfeboro Police Department Press Release

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Maryland Man Rescued Off Castle Ravine Trail

Low and Burbanks Grant- On Wednesday. August 12th at approximately 2:45 PM, Fish and Game Conservation Officers received a call for an injured hiker on the Castle Ravine Trail in Low and Burbanks Grant.  Officers spoke with the patient over cell phone and identified him as 36 year old Christopher Burk of Lutherville, MD.

Burk explained that he and his party were attempting to complete the Presidential Traverse when a member of his party began experiencing high levels of fatigue. Due to this issue, Burk assisted the fatigued partner by descending Castle Ravine Trail in an attempt to get back to the road faster.

On this decent, Burk was carrying his friend’s pack, as well as his own, to make it easier on his friend.  The excess weight of the extra pack caused Burk to lose his balance and slip on a rock, injuring his lower leg so badly he couldn’t walk out or put weight on it.  Burk reported that he, “heard a crack, and knew he couldn’t continue.”  A 911 call was placed by the victim.

After plotting his location, Conservation Officers found that Burk and his hiking partner were approximately a quarter mile below the mountain ridgeline and approximately 4 miles from Route 2.

Due to the location of the patient as well as the sheer difficulty of the trail he was on, Conservation Officers deemed that it would be safer for rescuers to call for a National Guard helicopter than to attempt the 8-10 hour carryout with 30 to 50 volunteers that would otherwise be required.

The National Guard rescue helicopter made contact with Burk and his hiking companion around 6:20 PM. They were hoisted into the helicopter and brought down to the Gorham Airport where they were met by Conservation Officers as well as Gorham Fire Department and Gorham Ambulance members.

Burk was transported to Androscoggin Valley Hospital in Berlin by Gorham Ambulance for further treatment of his injuries.

The hiking party was well prepared for the hike as they had brought many days supply of clothing and food as well as the necessary “10 Essentials.”

It was determined that in helping a member of his party down the mountain who was not fully physically prepared for the rigors of the Presidential Traverse hike, Burk injured himself.

No further information at this time.

Source: NH Fish & Game Press Release