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VIDEO: Bedford, N.H. Police Seeking Road Rage Suspect

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Bedford Police Department
John J. Bryfonski, Chief of Police
55 Constitution Drive
Bedford, NH 03110

For Immediate Release

Thursday, Jan. 17, 2019

Media Contact: John Guilfoil
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: [email protected]

Bedford Police Seeking Road Rage Suspect

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BEDFORD, N.H. — Chief John J. Bryfonski reports that the Bedford Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a road rage suspect.

On Thursday at 8:35 a.m., Bedford Police were called to the end of Boynton Street near the intersection of Rt. 101 for a reported assault in progress and a dispute between two motorists.

The alleged aggressor fled toward Rt. 114 before the arrival of police, and officers spoke to the victim who said he was accosted by a passenger of a gray Hyundai or similar four-door sedan. According to the account, the assailant, described as a white male with a large build, exited a rear door of the sedan wearing a ski mask and approached the victim and got into an physical altercation with him. The victim remained in the vehicle and the suspect eventually returned to the sedan and was driven away.

Police canvassed the area, and surveillance footage as obtained that appeared to show some sort of road rage incident.

The suspect’s vehicle, seen in the video and images, is missing a passenger side front hubcap, and the driver’s side front hubcap appears to be broken. The vehicle was also occupied by two white females in the front seats, one driving and one as a passenger.

Anyone who may have seen this altercation or has any information on the suspect’s vehicle is asked to call Bedford Police at 603-472-5113.

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Bedford Police Seeking Man Wanted for Alleged Domestic Violence

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Bedford Police Department
John J. Bryfonski, Chief of Police
55 Constitution Drive
Bedford, NH 03110

For Immediate Release

Thursday, Jan. 3, 2019

Media Contact: John Guilfoil
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: [email protected]

Bedford Police Seeking Man Wanted for Alleged Domestic Violence

BEDFORD, N.H. — Chief John J. Bryfonski reports that the Bedford Police Department is actively seeking to locate a man wanted for alleged domestic violence.

MATTHEW ROLAND LANCIAULT, AGE 39, OF BEDFORD, is wanted for:

  • Breach of Bail
  • Stalking
  • Second Degree Assault
  • Domestic Violence (Simple Assault)

An arrest warrant was issued for LANCIAULT on Sunday, Dec. 30. after he allegedly assaulted a woman on Saturday night, Dec. 29.

LANCIAULT is 6 feet 1 inch tall with a medium build, a bald head and brown eyes.

He was last seen following the assault and has not been seen since. He could possibly be driving either a black Audi A6 sedan (New Hampshire plate number 2876320) or a red Honda Accord sedan (New Hampshire license plate number 217730).

Anyone who knows LANCIAULT’S whereabouts or sees LANCIAULT is asked to immediately call Bedford Police at 603-472-5113.

These are allegations. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty.

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Bedford, N.H. Police Arrest and Charge Man with Trying to Cash Fraudulent Check

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Bedford Police Department
John J. Bryfonski, Chief of Police
55 Constitution Drive
Bedford, NH 03110

For Immediate Release

Thursday, Dec. 20, 2018

Media Contact: John Guilfoil
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: [email protected]

Bedford Police Arrest and Charge Man with Trying to Cash Fraudulent Check

BEDFORD, N.H. — Chief John J. Bryfonski reports that the Bedford Police Department arrested a man and charged him with attempting to illegally cash a check at a bank on Wednesday.

STEPHEN LAMORE, AGE 39, OF STOUGHTON, MASSACHUSETTS, was charged with one count of Forgery of a Check.

At approximately 3:20 p.m. Wednesday, officers responded to Bank of New Hampshire, 256 Wallace Road, for a report of a man allegedly attempting to cash a fraudulent check.

Upon arrival, the officers spoke with LAMORE and the bank employees.

A bank teller and manager told police that LAMORE attempted to cash a Bank of New Hampshire check for $3890.22. The font of the name on the check was different and did not match the checks that the bank issues. In addition, the account number, belonging to a local business, had also been flagged as having recent fraudulent activity.

When police called the business where the account on the check belongs to, an employee said that the check number given was made out to a different recipient for a different amount. The employee also said that the bank did not issue any checks to LAMORE and did not know who he was.

It is unclear at this time how LAMORE obtained the check and the matter remains under investigation.

LAMORE was placed under arrest, booked at the Bedford Police Department and later released on personal recognizance.

He is scheduled to be arraigned at Hillsborough Superior Court North on Jan. 3.

These are allegations. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty.

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Bedford Police Department Honors Officers at Annual Awards Ceremony

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Bedford Police Department
John J. Bryfonski, Chief of Police
55 Constitution Drive
Bedford, NH 03110

For Immediate Release

Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2018

Media Contact: John Guilfoil
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: [email protected]

Bedford Police Department Honors Officers at Annual Awards Ceremony

BEDFORD — Chief John J. Bryfonski is pleased to announce that the Bedford Police Department presented its annual awards, and welcomed its newest officer at a ceremony yesterday.

The department’s communication staff was recognized yesterday for its commitment to providing service to the community.

The dedicated staff in the Communications Center continued to provide high quality and professional communications services to Bedford’s first responders.

Officer Patrick Gilligan was recognized for potentially saving the life of a resident who overdosed in June by administering Narcan.

Officer Tony Ssonko was also presented with a Lifesaving Award for the assistance he rendered to two individuals on back to back days earlier this month.

On Dec. 1, Officer Ssonko responded to a report of an unconscious man on Rollingswood Road, where he performed CPR for several minutes in order to resuscitate the man. The following day, he responded to a report of a person who had stated their intention to jump from the Plummer Road overpass. Officer Ssonko talked to the woman until she agreed to come down from the bridge.

Several members of the department also received letters of recognition from the Chief, including Records Clerk Monique Pliakos, Sgts. Jessica Humphrey and Devon Kimball and Officers Matthew Proulx, Timothy Carter and Patrick Gilligan.

In addition to the recognition for existing members of the department, Bedford Police welcomed their newest officer, Whitney Mansfield, who was sworn in yesterday and will be attending the 178th New Hampshire Police Academy in January. She previously worked as a reserve officer in Lunenberg, Massachusetts.

“I’m proud of all of the work our officers and staff members did this year, which helped save lives and keep our entire community safe,” Chief Bryfonski said. “I’m also happy to welcome Officer Mansfield to the department, and I’m confident that she will make great contributions following her graduation from the academy.”

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