By JAMES A. KIMBLE Union Leader Correspondent

BRENTWOOD A plumber who plotted a home invasion targeting a Deerfield veterinarian that he once did work for was convicted on Friday afternoon on all charges that he conspired with two partners to loot a safe with $20,000 in cash, silver bars and firearms.

A jury convicted Christopher Martin, 40, of Danbury of conspiracy to commit burglary and being an accomplice to a Manchester man who carried out the violent break-in by donning a ski mask and beating the homeowner over the head with a handgun.

The jury reached its verdict just before 2:30 p.m. on Friday in Rockingham County Superior Court. It marked the third and final conviction in the case.

Dr. Arthur Cutter, the homeowner who suffered nearly 50 staples along his head from his injuries, watched from the front row of the court gallery as jurors were individually polled on their decision.

Deputy County Attorney Tom Reid said during closing arguments that Martin served as the nexus between Cutter and his masked attacker, who knew exactly where a bedroom safe was located after being given a hand drawn map of the house.

Who is this man in the mask? He has no idea, Reid said of Cutter. He is seriously injured. He is forced to take things out of the safe and load his own car.

Martin became familiar with Cutters home and the valuables he kept in it after working jobs at his home. The plan for the home invasion went awry when the attacker, Jacob Palo, 37, of Manchester lifted up his ski mask to take a cigarette break.

Thats when Cutter fled to his basement and escaped through a back door into the woods.

Palo is serving a 20 to 40 year prison sentence on a litany of charges for beating Cutter in his home and setting off a county-wide manhunt that ended after he crashed his second stolen getaway car into an Epping police cruiser in Fremont.

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TAHLEQUAH Prosecutors have filed misdemeanor assault and battery charges against a local Kuk Sool Won instructor and businessman who allegedly grabbed a womans hand and tried to show her a martial-arts technique.

Tahlequah Officer Reed Felts filed a report in early July after responding to the Tahlequah City Hospital and speaking with Holli Powers about the incident.

Powers told Felts she was working at a NeoHealth facility on June 28. Powers said plumber Bobby Joe Moon, 61, was at the facility working on a toilet that day.

At the same time, a custodian was buffing floors in the facility. Powers said Moon approached her and asked why she wasnt cleaning the floors.

Powers told Moon it wasnt her job, and Moon allegedly told her he could make her do it.

Powers said Moon pulled her right hand out of her pocket and twisted her arm back.

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Felts said he contacted the custodian, but the custodian did not witness the alleged assault.

Felts spoke with Moon on July 2. Moon said he was joking when he asked the woman why she wasnt doing the work the custodian was doing.

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BRENTWOOD A plumber who allegedly provided the layout of a Deerfield home to accomplices who stole $20,000 in cash and a box of silver was described by prosecutors as a key participant to the break-in who never set foot in the home during the heist.

Prosecutors said Christopher Martin, 40, of Danbury, formed a plan with two others to carry out the June 29, 2011, burglary so a large safe could be raided for money and an assortment of valuables.

"He came up with the perfect score. It was a perfect target," Assistant County Attorney Michael Zaino said during opening arguments in Rockingham County Superior Court.

Martin is facing charges of conspiracy to commit burglary and acting as an accomplice to Jacob Palo, 37, of Concord and his girlfriend Sherri Avnet, 34, of Manchester, who were both convicted for their roles in the case.

Defense lawyer Michael Anderson described Martin as a successful businessman, a family man and longtime friend of the victim, Dr. Arthur Cutter.

Anderson said his client had nothing to gain by participating in the burglary.

"The real actors have already been convicted," Anderson said. "This is just a case of taking somebody down with him."

Palo stormed into Cutter's house sometime around 6:30 p.m., and brutally beat the local veterinarian before directing him to the safe in his bedroom. Palo is serving a 20 to 40 year prison sentence after pleading guilty to a litany of charges, including first-degree assault.

Cutter testified on Tuesday that he first thought the man at his front door was a client from his veterinarian business that he had forgotten to take care of earlier in the day.

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