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

Mr. Benjamin Hewitt – Picture Courtesy of Wolfeboro Police Department

On Tuesday, August 18^th,  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 8^th, 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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