Court records confirm the indictment stems from the March 1 intrusion, which allegedly caused over $2,700 in damage, including a broken door and a burned rug. Allman, who previously entered a not guilty plea to initial charges of burglary and criminal mischief, currently remains at the New Hampshire State Hospital. Legal proceedings have stalled while he undergoes treatment and awaits a competency hearing scheduled for November. His arraignment for the felony charge is set for October 2.
The Windham arrest occurred just 48 hours after a separate disturbance at St. Paul’s School in Concord. Police allege Allman gained access to the boarding school by posing as a parent before acting belligerently in the dining hall. He faces misdemeanor counts of simple assault, criminal trespass, and criminal threatening regarding that encounter, where he was accused of poking a student with a cane. These overlapping legal challenges arrive amid a long-standing public battle over a proposed conservatorship, with Cher citing concerns regarding her son's mental health and history of substance abuse.




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