Repeated Offences: Homeless Felon Faces Multiple Charges After Robbing Concord Market Basket and Target

CONCORD, New Hampshire — A homeless felon with a lengthy criminal history of burglary is facing fresh charges after a series of thefts and robberies at local commercial landmarks in Concord.

According to police records and court filings, the suspect was arrested following incidents at the Concord Market Basket and Target locations. Investigators allege that the suspect attempted to steal items, including cigarettes, from the market and escalated the situations into robberies. Due to his prior convictions for burglary, the charges have been upgraded, reflecting his status as a repeat offender.

Local authorities noted that the suspect has had continuous interactions with the justice system, highlighting ongoing challenges regarding retail crime and homelessness in the area. The suspect is being held pending arraignment in Merrimack County Superior Court, facing charges of burglary, robbery, and receiving stolen property.