NASHUA – The Merrimack man arrested earlier this year for allegedly making believe he was a police officer – even passing off his pet German shepherd as an official police K-9 – is among several Greater Nashua men and women indicted this week by the April term of the Hillsborough County Superior Court-South grand jury.

An indictment is not an indication, or proof of, guilt, but represents the Grand Jury’s determination that enough evidence exists for prosecutors to move the case forward in Superior Court.

Obadiah Croteau, 22, of 2 Executive Park Drive, Unit 111, Merrimack, is charged with three counts of false personation, felonies, which accuse him of unlawfully identifying himself as a police officer, driving a green Dodge Charger very similar to state police cruisers and equipped with a light bar marked “Executive Protection Unit,” according to the indictments.

Croteau allegedly “falsely wore and displayed” a police ID, and even had an ID badge identifying his dog as a police “K-9 Unit,” the indictments state.

The alleged offenses took place between Oct. 1 and Feb. 22 in Merrimack.

Also indicted by the April grand jury are:

• Martin Sheehan, 26, of 72B Lock St., Nashua. Two counts, sale of a controlled drug, subsequent offense; three counts, possession of a controlled drug, subsequent offense, all special felonies; and one count, attempted falsify physical evidence, felony, for allegedly selling less than one gram of fentanyl to an undercover police agent on Oct. 11 and Oct. 23 in Nashua, and possessing controlled drugs on Feb. 19 in Nashua, all after having been previously convicted of drug-related offenses; and allegedly trying to flush baggies of controlled substances down a toilet with the purpose to impair a police investigation, also on Feb. 19 in Nashua.

• Tyler Greenhalgh, 26, of 17 Tampa St., Nashua, and Katlyn Saucier, 23, of 121 Wason Road, Apt. B, Hudson, indicted on identical charges.

Each is charged with one count of common nuisances and possession of a controlled drug, felonies; and two counts, possession of a controlled drug with intent to dispense, special felonies, for allegedly maintaining a common nuisance – a motor vehicle – which was “resorted to by drug dependent persons for the purpose of using illegal drugs or used for the illegal keeping or selling of controlled drugs; possessing crack cocaine; and possessing crack cocaine and fentanyl with the intent to dispense, all on Dec. 6. Greenhalgh allegedly performed the actions in Nashua and Saucier in Hudson.

• Kenneth Dexter III, 34, of 1084 Court St., Brockton, Massachusetts. Two counts, criminal mischief; one count, theft – two prior convictions, felonies, for allegedly stealing $1,000 from Nashua car washes, after having been twice convicted of receiving stolen property charges; and recklessly damaging automated kiosks at two Nashua car washes, between Aug. 31 and Sept. 1, 2016, in Nashua.

• Kenneth Dexter II, 58, of 1085 Court St., Brockton, Massachusetts. One count, criminal mischief, felony, for allegedly aiding Kenneth Dexter III by serving as a lookout while Dexter III recklessly damaged an automated kiosk, causing more than $1,500 in damage, between Aug. 31 and Sept. 1, 2016, in Nashua.

• Kenneth Bell, 43, of 10 Beacon St., Haverhill, Massachusetts. Two counts, second-degree assault – domestic violence, and one count, reckless conduct – domestic violence, felonies, for allegedly strangling an older family member twice, and discharging a firearm several times with a person in close proximity, on Jan. 31 in Nashua.

• Robert Ayles, 36, currently incarcerated at Middlesex County House of Corrections, Billerica, Massachusetts. Three counts, reckless conduct – deadly weapon, felonies, for allegedly driving his vehicle close to a police officer, crashing into an occupied police cruiser, and driving his vehicle through a red light causing other vehicles to stop to avoid being struck, on Feb. 13 in Hudson.

• James Hoffman, 54, of 17 Wellesley Drive, Milford. One count, receiving stolen property, felony, for allegedly depriving another individual of roughly $15,500 by offering services to the individual, then not performing the services, and then spending the money given him by the individual, on March 14 in Milford.

• Brian Clark, 28, of 11 Elaine St., Hudson. Three counts, possession of controlled drugs, and two counts, falsifying physical evidence, felonies, for allegedly possessing controlled drugs, dropping a bag containing a narcotic drug on the ground and attempting to consume a bag containing a narcotic drug, with the purpose to impair a police investigation, on Feb. 25 in Hudson.

• Kenneth Houle, 54, of 37 Cove St., Goffstown. Two counts, aggravated felonious sexual assault – pattern sexual assault, special felonies; two counts, felonious sexual assault – victim between ages 13-15, felonies; and one count each, sexual assault and simple assault, misdmeanors, for allegedly sexually assaulting a female under age 16 on more than one occasion over two months or more but less than five years between Jan. 1, 2015 and Jan. 16, 2019, in Nashua.