Two Arrested In Concord Home Invasion

( Concord, N.H. ) - Police say an armed invasion of an apartment in Concord has resulted in the arrest of two men on robbery-related charges, and the resident on drug charges and endangering the welfare of a child. 

Police arrested the intruders 39-year-old Randy Alcantara of Derry and 31-year-old Nathan Lemire of Manchester along with the resident  48-year-old John Cowdrey.

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