Police say an iPhone’s tracking device led them to recover other allegedly stolen electronics taken while the owners were sleeping, and also to the man who allegedly committed the burglary.
The 8th Annual Manchester Police Footrace for the Fallen and annual Fire Prevention Week Kick-off Parade will both take place Oct. 5.
Roger Hicks, 51, was arrested at about 11:05 a.m. at 68 Orange St., first floor and charged with the robbery.
The complainants stated they were sitting in front of a residence on Laurel Street as Moquin allegedly walked up to the fence and began making derogatory, racial statements toward them. One of the victim’s, Alex Rivera, told Moquin to leave the area. Instead, Moquin allegedly pulled down his pants and flashed his buttocks in their direction. According to the police affidavit, Moquin then pulled down the front of his pants, grabbed his genitals and made additional derogatory statements.
Manchester NH Police detectives do not believe foul play was a factor in the death of the man, but they seek the public’s help in identifying him.
Over the next eight weeks, scheduled sessions will include more in-depth explanations of how the communications department works, cyber crime and juvenile law, the mounted patrol and K-9 units, crime prevention, CSI Manchester and the SWAT team.
At about 10: 15 a.m. on Sept. 30 police say Holly Jubrey, 60, of Manchester was driving west on Varney Street when she reportedly became distracted by one of her two dogs, and crashed her vehicle. The crash knocked down two telephone poles and caused PSNH to temporarily disconnect power, so she and her dogs could be pulled from the vehicle.
Officer Pat Mullen arrived with the transport wagon. Following protocol, he conducted a search of Morin prior to placing him into the transport wagon and while doing so, Morin became hostile towards Officer Mullen. Morin was eventually secured and seat belted into the back of the wagon, but as the officer walked out of the wagon, Morin kicked him on the side of his leg and made derogatory statements toward Morin.
Two people face charges after nearly running down two Manchester Police patrol officers with a stolen pick-up truck on Hanover Street early Monday morning.
On Saturday September 27 you can dispose of your unused prescription drugs between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the New Hampshire National Guard Armory, located at 771 Canal Street Manchester, NH 03101.