Authorities say a Rockingham County correctional facility is holding Elijah Blue Allman after a reported break into a Windham, New Hampshire, home, and the case drew renewed attention after a prior incident at a Concord prep school, as reported by The Associated Press.
Police in Windham say the man, identified in media as elijah blue allman, was found inside a residence without permission and is charged with burglary, two counts of criminal mischief and a breach of bail, according to The Associated Press and People.
The Associated Press reported that a scheduled court hearing was canceled after Allman hired an attorney identified by AP as Sarah Landres, who did not respond to a request for comment, and that officials at the Rockingham County Department of Corrections provided details about his detention.
Local reports cited by People and CBS Boston noted that Allman was arrested earlier after an incident at St. Paul’s School in Concord, where he allegedly identified himself as the parent of a prospective student and entered a dining hall as students left.
Those school-related charges were described by The Associated Press as multiple misdemeanors, including counts of simple assault, criminal trespass and criminal threatening, plus a disorderly conduct violation that New Hampshire classifies outside the criminal code.
Family Disputes And Conservatorship Proceedings
Cher’s past legal efforts to seek a conservatorship over her son are part of the public record, with The Associated Press reporting that she filed to become temporary conservator, citing concerns about his mental health and substance use and asking a judge to protect his assets.
Court records and reporting showed a judge denied an emergency temporary conservatorship, a decision noted by AP and summarized in Elijah Blue Allman’s public profile on Wikipedia, where prior hearings and legal filings are documented.
Separate coverage by People and other outlets said Cher later withdrew the conservatorship petition after a private agreement, and Allman’s attorneys issued a statement saying their team successfully defended him and that dismissal would allow the family to focus on healing, as reported by People.
Rolling Stone coverage further described the outcome as a private resolution and said Cher wished to dismiss without prejudice, while tabloid reporting, cited by Yahoo and the Daily Enquirer, raised additional claims about an alleged teenage granddaughter that sources attributed to the Daily Enquirer and to unnamed people familiar with the matter.
Wikipedia’s profile of Allman also records earlier public allegations within the family and prior medical and legal events that have been reported in the media, which readers and courts referenced during conservatorship discussions.
