Byline: Manchester NH Police Department

Do you recognize this car?

There have been at least 22 reports of stolen catalytic converters.

In recent days, the Manchester Police Department has received multiple reports of phone scams in which the caller is “spoofing” the police department’s identity, meaning the call appears to be coming from the Manchester Police main number, 603-668-8711.

Police are investigating the incident.

Police are seeking more information about this incident.

Motorists are being asked to avoid the area.

Police previously responded to The Residences at Riverside apartments on Nov. 1 for a shooting incident in which one person was shot, one was arrested and another remained at large.

Man accused of armed robbery at Lake Street Market.

This election is expected to elicit strong emotions, and while there is no specific information leading us to believe that there will be civil unrest, we will be prepared.

Police say the alleged crime dates back to July 2020.

Police found shell casings but no victim.

On October 23, 2020, at approximately 10:30 p.m., Manchester Police received a call regarding gunshots outside in the area of Auburn Street and Union Street.

Police reported an arrest on Oct.10, 2020 involving gun violence.

The incident happened in August, police say.

Manchester Police are looking for the public’s help in identifying a man who stole a half dozen iPhones from the food court at the Mall of New Hampshire.

On September 25, 2020, at approximately 8 p.m. several calls were received reference a rollover motor vehicle crash on Merrimack Street at Elm Street.

A woman called police to say they heard suspicious noises inside their apartment.

A man is in custody, accused of stealing a gun from a car and then using it to fire at another man who was trying to chase him down.