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<td width="600" class="bodycopy" bgcolor="#ffffff"> <div class="sidetitle">Epsom</div><br>
<div class="subhead">Man stabbed in Epsom</div> 
<p> By <a href="mailto:jwolfe@yourneighborhoodnews.com">Jodi Wolfe</a><br> Staff Writer <p> Epsom police are investigat- ing a stabbing that took place at
22 Briarwood Drive on Sunday,
Dec. 5.<p>
Brian Gove, 23, of
Hopkinton, was arrested after
stabbing Kenneth Hebert, 30, of
Allenstown.<p>
Epsom police officer Joe Chaput responded to the call at approximately 9:20 p.m. Along the way, Chaput found a person matching Gove’s description on Lantern Lane, said.<p> When Chaput went to apprehend him, Gove ran into the woods, said Preve. 
“I heard a noise behind the house,” Chaput said. “I went to the back of the home and I saw the suspect and told him to stop.”<p> A Chichester police officer arrived on the scene to assist Chaput in the apprehension of Gove.<p> Gove was arrested on charges of first-degree assault, a Class A felony; criminal threatening and resisting arrest.<p> Pittsfield police assisted at the scene of the stabbing.<p> Hebert said Gove showed up where he wasn’t welcome and Hebert escorted him to the end of the driveway.<p> “I turned around and he stabbed me in the back,” Hebert said. “I never met him before in my life.”<p> Hebert was taken to Concord Hospital for his stab wounds. He suffered a stab wound to the neck, two stab wounds to the back, and one stab wound to the right hip area. He was released on Monday night, Dec. 6.<p> On Tuesday, Dec. 14, Hebert said he is doing better, but he is still sore.<p> “It will be awhile going back to work,” he said. He works in framing and concrete.<p> Gove was taken to the Merrimack County House of Corrections in Boscawen. He was arraigned in the Concord District Court on Monday, Dec.
6, and is held on $53,500 cash
bail.<p>
Aprobable cause hearing was
scheduled for Gove on Tuesday,
Dec. 14 at the Concord District
Court.<p>
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