Man arrested for the 153rd time
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. - A New Hampshire man has been arrested for the 153rd time, this time after he was accused of punching someone in the face over the weekend.
Forty-nine-year-old Portsmouth resident Paul Baldwin told a judge Monday he plans to plead guilty to the assault, along with trespassing and alcohol charges.
He says he's had a long battle with alcohol and was trying to correct the problem during his most recent one-year jail term, which ended last week.
The Foster's Daily Democrat newspaper says Baldwin's record dates to 1984 and includes 152 other arrests, eight trespass orders, 75 citations, four Social Security aliases and 17 name aliases.
Prosecutor Rena DiLando says she didn't have time to read Baldwin's full criminal record because it's so long.
What a lovable scamp this guy must be. He just can't seem to get it right. Seriously, why do they keep releasing him? I think he should have to stay in there. Now, don't get me wrong, I don't want him in "toothbrush shank, shower rape" style prison but I think he should have to live in the county lockup, doing chores by day and entertaining the other criminals by night. It would save some money in court fees at least.
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