Byline: Manchester NH Police Department

An overnight burglary at Bonneville & Sons car dealership in which three vehicles were stolen is under investigation.

A ‘potential threat’ which was eventually deemed ‘not credible’ made involving Central High School brought police to the campus Thursday morning to secure the campus.

A police investigation into an early-morning stabbing on Canal Street is underway.

Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a man who was dressed as a zombie when he assaulted another patron at a local bar over the weekend.

Police have made a second arrest in connection with a Sept. 30 assault of a homeless man that resulted in his death three days later.

Anyone with information related to the crash is asked to contact Manchester Police.

A woman passed the teller a note making reference to a bomb. The robber left with an undetermined amount of cash.

Arriving officers located a 63-year-old man with a head injury. He was taken to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

Police have issued a warrant for the arrest of Nicholas Dupras, 42, in connection with an Oct. 12 assault.

This accident is still under investigation.

Police responded to reports of gunfire on Amherst Street early Saturday.

A city man faces several charges after police say he stole an Amazon delivery van and then abandoned it, after crashing into a pole.

A city man has been charged with first-degree assault in connection with an incident that resulted in the injury and subsequent death of a 57-year-old man.

Police are investigating a fight that broke out Friday night during a football game. One person was arrested.

Police are asking tips be made to Manchester Crime Line.

Police are looking for anyone who may have witnessed the accident.

On September 12, 2021, at approximately 6 a.m. Manchester Police responded to Cycles Etc at 450 Second St, for a burglary.  When officers arrived they found the double entry glass doors smashed. There was also a significant amount of fresh white paint on the damaged doorway.

Five children were removed from the care of their parents and grandmother after a property manager reported to police that a tenant refused to let him in to check on a leak, and the apartment was later found by authorities to be unsafe due to infestation of bugs and flies, excessive trash, and the presence of feces and mold.