Anthony L. Russo of Northwood was arrested in Concord at 1:04 a.m. on July 7, 2026, after an incident on South Main Street, and police listed driving under the influence and a yellow-solid line violation. The arrest gives the clearest new date in a Concord Police Log that records a late-night stop and the charges tied to it.
For readers looking at New Hampshire police activity today, Russo is the name at the center of the latest entry, but he is not the only one listed. The same log also records summonses and arrests from July 6, July 4, July 3, July 2 and June 24, showing a steady run of enforcement actions across Concord over nearly two weeks.
The details matter because the log is built from information provided by the Concord Police Department and it is not a conviction. It records alleged offenses, not findings in court, so Russo’s arrest is a documented police action, not a final legal outcome. That distinction runs through the rest of the entries too: Valerie E. Fredette of Concord was summoned on a criminal trespass charge at the Speedway at 175 N. Main St. on July 6, Jackson Rwigema of Concord was summoned on a resisting arrest or detention charge at the Royal Gardens apartment complex on July 4, and Wesley J. Rizza of Knoxville, Tennessee, was summoned at 247 Loudon Road on July 3 for operating without a valid license and misuse of plates.
June 24 was the busiest day in the log. Asende Alinoti of Concord was arrested at the Circle K Irving at 231 Loudon Road. Debra L. Pitts of Concord was arrested at the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance in Eagle Square, then charged six minutes later on Fayette Street with common nuisances, sale-controlled drug and two possession-subsequent charges. Rebekah Marie Padua of Manchester was arrested at Hannaford on 73 Fort Eddy Road on theft by unauthorized taking, a felony because of two prior convictions, and willful concealment. Paul Cram of Concord was arrested on Garvins Falls Road on a bench warrant, and Colin P. White of Concord received one summons in Keach Park and another at Rollins Park.
That same night, Ronald F. Delgaudio of Concord was arrested at Market Basket at 108 Fort Eddy Road on robbery, felon in possession of a dangerous weapon, theft by unauthorized taking-less than $1,000, willful concealment and two criminal threatening-deadly weapon charges. He was also arrested on a warrant at Christ the King Parish at 72 S. Main St., which explains why his name appears twice on June 24: the log lists two separate arrest entries, each tied to a different police action. For Russo, the unanswered piece is still the one readers would want most — what happened on South Main Street before the DUI arrest was logged — but the record stops at the charge, and that is where the report leaves it.
