Indictment Roundup: January 2023
Updated: Mar 2, 2023
January's Hillsborough County Superior Court – North Indictments include indictments related to the October shooting near the Mall of New Hampshire, the November jail assault, the birth of a baby in the woods in December, a man who has been arrested multiple times while out on bail, an October wrong-way driver, the murder of Harmony Montgomery, and the death of a 10-week old puppy.
194 indictments were handed down for 88 individuals and over 25% of those indictments were drug-related. 18% were Witness Tampering, 13% were Theft/Fraud/Robbery, and 12% were Assault.
Out of the drug charges, over 75% were related to fentanyl, methamphetamine, or cocaine, with just under half of that being fentanyl.
Below are some of the indictments included.
Violent Crimes:
Tyrese Harris of Manchester
Indictments: Second Degree Murder (2), Falsifying Physical Evidence, Reckless Conduct
Allegedly shot and killed a man and then attempted to conceal or hide the handgun.
This is related to the October shooting on South Willow St that killed Dzemal Cardakovic. Harris left the scene of the incident and later claimed self-defense and sought bail.
Raymond Moore of Manchester
Indictments: Assaults by Prisoners
Allegedly threw urine and feces at an employee of the Hillsborough County Department of Corrections.
This is related to the November incident where Moore allegedly yelled “I’ll flood this shit” while throwing the urine and feces. Moore is currently being held after the September stabbing near Nutts Poind that killed Daniel Witmore.
Jose Dejesus of Manchester
Indictments: Cruelty to Animals
Allegedly beat a dog named Simba
This is related to a November incident where a 10-week-old puppy was brought to the Veterinary Emergency Center of Manchester for whining and yelping loudly and appearing to be having seizures; the puppy ended up passing away.
Jeffrey Chessie of Bedford
Indictments: First Degree Assault
Allegedly struck someone with a baseball bat
Peter Guy of Milford
Indictment: Assaults by Prisoners
Allegedly bit Officer Zarzyckis on the ear
Derek King of Manchester
Indictments: First Degree Assault (3)
Allegedly struck someone with an expandable baton in the head and leg
Nicholas Novia of Raymond
Indictments: Robbery, Second Degree Assault
Allegedly punched someone in the face and then strangled them when they tried to stop him from leaving Macy’s with stolen goods
Crimes Against Minors:
Alexandra Eckersley of Manchester
Indictments: Reckless Conduct, Falsifying Physical Evidence, Second-Degree Assault (2)
Allegedly abandoned her newborn infant in the extreme cold and concealed the location of the newborn from authorities
This is related to the December incident where Alexandra Eckersley’s baby was prematurely born in the woods and rushed to the hospital. A man was also arrested in relation to this incident.
Theft and Fraud:
Luis Concepcion of Manchester
Indictments: Receiving Stolen Property, Falsifying Physical Evidence, Theft by Deception, Theft by Unauthorized Taking
Allegedly had a stolen Capital One Visa and attempted to use it to purchase $95.98 worth of merchandise at Brother’s Express; also allegedly stole a 2020 Orange Kia Forte
Luis Concepcion has been arrested multiple times recently, including for a robbery resulting in a police chase and a no show in court while out on bail, as well as an arrest last year for an attempted armed robbery.
Adam Montgomery of Manchester
Indictments: Second Degree Murder, Falsifying Physical Evidence, Tampering with Witnesses and Informants
Allegedly killed Harmony Montgomery by striking her head with his fist, then altered or concealed her body, and attempted to induce Kayla Montgomery to testify or induce falsely.
This is related to the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Harmony Montgomery, which became a homicide investigation in August, just months after evidence, including a freezer/fridge, was removed from a building on Union St. Kayla Montgomery accepted a plea deal in November for two perjury charges and is expected to testify against Adam.
Alidu Bashiru of Manchester
Indictments: Receiving Stolen Property
Allegedly sold a stolen Cub Cadet Zero-Turn law tractor
Michelle Banks of Manchester
Indictments: Falsifying Physical Evidence
Allegedly removed a shopping bag of stolen goods from Bunny’s to impair an investigation
Lavell Brown of Manchester
Indictments: Insurance Fraud (3)
Allegedly attempted to reinstate a lapsed insurance policy within hours after an automobile accident, while verbally denying any accident or damage to the vehicle and lying about the time the accident occured.
Kyle Gerrish of Concord
Indictments: Willful Concealment, Bail Jumping
Allegedly failed to appear while out on bail and stole 3 Xboxes and a suitcase from Walmart
Jonathan Lopez of Manchester
Indictment: Theft by Unauthorized Taking
Allegedly stole $3,020 in cash from Walmart
Arthur W Lyon, Jr of Manchester
Indictments: Insurance Fraud (3)
Allegedly filed a claim on a hit-and-run accident that occurred before the insurance policy was issued
Brian Mitchell of Manchester
Indictments: Burglary, Theft by Unauthorized Taking
Allegedly entered Henry’s Collision Center when it was closed and allegedly stole a 2021 Dodge Ram
Driving Incidents:
Douglas W. Lippert of Milford
Indictment: Reckless Conduct
Allegedly drove his vehicle on the wrong side of the highway and crashed into another
This is related to an October incident on Interstate 93.
Charles Esaia of Manchester
Indictment: Conduct After Accident
Allegedly involved in an accident that caused injury and drove away from the scene of the accident
Misc:
Aden H Abo of Manchester
Indictments: Falsifying Physical Evidence
Allegedly switched license plates on a Toyota Rav4 with plates that were not registered to the Toyota
Joshua Bowden of Alton Bay
Indictments: Taking a Firearm From a Law Enforcement Officer
Allegedly grabbed the handle of a Sargent’s gun from the Amherst Police Department.
Craig Carter of Manchester
Indictments: Witness Tampering (16)
Allegedly messaged someone providing information to Bedford PD, stating “You think I’m just going to let you go?” “I’m coming for you you kno I am on tha run,” ”I am for real,” It’s Craig,”
Tyler Densmore of Manchester
Indictments: CDDAAP, Indecent Exposure and Lewdness Subseuent Offense
Allegedly allowed another to perform oral sex on him, in front of another person, in the lobby of 200 Hanover St
Robert Donnelly of New Boston
Indictments: Criminal Threatening
Allegedly pulled a chainsaw from his truck and attempted to start it while telling another person that he was going to kill him
Paul Laplante of Manchester
Indictment: Reckless Conduct
Allegedly fired a weapon through his bedroom floor and into the kitchen below where someone else was present
Nichelle Nichols of Manchester
Indictment: Delivery of Articles into a County Correctional Facility, Illegal Possession of Controlled Drug with Intent to Sell, Illegal Possession of Controlled Drugs
Allegedly had 27 grams of fentanyl hidden in her undergarments during a body search at Hillsborough County Jail as a prisoner there
Nicholas Rackliffe of Weare
Indictment: Criminal Mischief
Allegedly shattered the windshield and driver’s side windows, dented the rear bed, and made pickaxe holes in multiple locations of a 2008 Chevrolet Silverado
Justin Sales of Manchester
Indictments: Witness Tampering (17)
Allegedly told a witness “if she wanted to, she could go to the courthouse and get the whole thing squashed right now,” as well as calling to discuss the “game plan” for the witness’ interview with the Hillsborough County Attorney’s Office, as well as advising the witness to claim having amnesia and to say that “We were having kinky sex and it got out of hand!”
Notes:
The following abbreviations are used: AFSA (Aggravated Felonious Sexual Assault), FSA (Felonious Sexual Assault), PRCFF (Pistols & Revolvers; Convicted Felons, Felony), PRACC (Pistols & Revolvers; Armed Career Criminals), CDAAP (Controlled Drug Act; Acts Prohibited)
All the indictments are dependent on evidence brought before the Grand Jury and the accused are innocent until proven guilty.
Left to right: (top) Harris, Eckersley, Concepcion, (bottom), Moore, Montgomery, Dejesus
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