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Police nab suspect after three-hour chase

MERRIMACK — An unidentified male suspect took police on a three-hour chase after allegedly refusing to stop for a traffic violation just before noon on March 17. According to Merrimack Police, the driver turned into the Fidelity complex on Contra Way where he got out of the vehicle and ...

Manchester man faces slew of charges stemming from Nashua traffic stop

NASHUA - Aaron Lewis, 65, of Manchester is facing multiple charges after he was recently stopped by Nashua Police at the intersection of West Hollis and Maple streets. According to police, Lewis was initially charged with driving or operating under influence of drugs or liquor after failing ...

Tyngsborough Police offer tips to avoid Bitcoin scams

TYNGSBOROUGH, Mass. — Police Chief Richard Howe recently reported that the Tyngsborough Police Department is investigating an incident in which a resident was scammed out of thousands of dollars via a Bitcoin scam. On March 6, police were contacted by an elderly resident who reportedly lost ...

Nashua man charged with sexual assault

NASHUA - Joseph Paulauskas, 23, of Nashua was recently arrested in connection with an incident allegedly involving aggravated felonious sexual assault. According to police, on March 9, a female, whose identity has not been released, told officers that she was sexually assaulted by Paulauskas ...

Nashua man charged with firing gun at neighboring residence

NASHUA - Alan Grogg, 34, of Nashua was arrested on Feb. 25 for allegedly firing a bullet at a Brook Street residence from his home on Lake Street. According to police, officers responded to the Brook Street residence and discovered that a bullet had gone through the bedroom window. The exact ...

Hudson man pleads guilty to CARES Act fraud

HUDSON - Matthew Dispensa, 57, of Hudson recently pled guilty to three counts of bank fraud and one count of attempted wire fraud to obtain $342,650 in CARES Act funding. Dispensa’s illegal activities began in the spring of 2020, according to U.S. Attorney Jane Young’s office. In May of ...