Woman From Lyndeborough Arrested On Stalking, Violation Of A Protective Order Charges In Concord

CONCORD, NH — A woman from Lyndeborough is facing charges after being accused of stalking last month, according to police and court records.

Around 6 p.m. on Oct. 4, an officer was requested to investigate a domestic violence order violation about an hour before. A man stated he and his ex, Kamari Walker, 31, of Perham Corner Road in Lyndeborough, met on Green Street outside police headquarters for a custody exchange. After placing a child inside her vehicle, he walked toward Prince Street to meet his girlfriend. While doing so, he accused Walker of following him.

Walker rolled down her window and said, “Where is she?,” Where is she parked?,” and “She’s not allowed to be here,” according to an affidavit.

The man said he changed direction and accused Walker of driving past him a second time. He called this “unreasonable” and felt she only drove that way to “follow him,” the officer wrote. When he arrived at his girlfriend’s car, Walker “took out her phone and recorded (the girlfriend,” the affidavit said. She was about two car lengths away from them, he said in the report, about 30 feet.

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According to the officer, the girlfriend had a protective order against Walker. She was also interviewed by the reporting officer and made the same statements as the man.

The officer called Walker about the claims, and she said she was looking for her ex’s mother, someone she had a rapport with, and thought she would be there. She claimed she rolled down the window and said, “Where’s your mom?,” the affidavit said. When her ex changed direction, it prompted her to drive by a second time, the officer wrote. During the second drive-by, Walker said she took out her phone, started recording, and then saw the woman, the reporter stated. She agreed she was around 25 feet away from the woman, the officer wrote.

The officer reviewed the video footage and said there was no audio because a rap song was playing. During the second pass, she was narrating where she was located, the report said.

“We are not at the drop-off,” the man was heard stating.

According to the report, Walker countered, “You’re not supposed to be here.”

“She’s more than 300 feet away (of the exchange),” the man then replied.

The officer wrote the distance appeared to be around 30 feet or “well within” the 300-foot restriction.

The officer reviewed the protective order, which was active through Aug. 24, 2027, and confirmed the 300-foot protection space.

Walker was arrested at 5:21 p.m. on Oct. 6 on two stalking and two violations of the protective order charges, as well as a “hands-free” violation. She pleaded not guilty to the charges on Oct. 7. Walker is due back in Concord District Court on Dec. 17.

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