Purse Snatched from Planet Fitness
by Ron Penczak
On January 25, 2012 a female member of Planet Fitness reported her pocket book was stolen from her vehicle in parking lot between 7:20-7:45 PM. The suspects smashed the passenger’s side rear window to gain entry. The victim’s debit card was used at Gibbs Gas and Wendy’s in Derry, NH, approximately twenty minutes after stealing the pocketbook.
One suspect is shown in the photograph from Gibbs. He is approximately 20- 25yrs old white male, 5’09” - 5’11”, medium build, having a brown chinstrap beard, khaki pants, gray sweatshirt, red baseball hat and gray sneakers.
The second suspect is seen in the photograph from Wendy’s with Suspect One and is 20-25 years old white male, 5’10” - 6’ 01”, dark hair, medium build, black sweatshirt and a black hat with a white under armor symbol in the front.
Citizens are encouraged to call Crimeline of Southern New Hampshire at (603) 893-6600 or (800) 498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com if you recognize either suspect.
Callers remain anonymous and are issued a secret number known only to them and Crimeline. Callers are eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000 from Crimeline of Southern, NH.
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Help Solve These Burglaries
by Ron Penczak
On October 23, 2011 at approximately 1:56 AM the Salem Police responded to a burglary at Klemm’s Mobil located at 120 Pleasant Street. The thief entered through a front window that he smashed and stole six cartons of L&M’s. Approximately 16 minutes earlier there was a burglary attempt at the Old Gage Hill Farm Store in Pelham. Klemm’s Mobil is about two miles away from the Pelham crime scene. Police believe that the two incidents are related. The suspect is described as wearing black pants, black sweatshirt and black hat and gloves with the lower half of his face covered. The suspect’s vehicle appears to be a 1999-2003 Silver Audi A4 or A6 with a sun/moon roof and a NH inspection sticker. If you can provide information to assist in identifying either the vehicle or the suspect please call Crimeline of Southern New Hampshire at (603) 893-6600 or (800) 498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com.
Callers remain anonymous and are issued a secret number known only to them and Crimeline. Callers are eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000 from Crimeline of Southern, NH.
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Copper Thieves Hard At Work
by Ron Penczak
During 2011, The Derry Police Department investigated more than 35 burglaries in which copper piping and wiring were specifically targeted. The majority of locations consisted of vacant homes that were either for sale, rent or were foreclosed on. Thieves used cutting instruments, to include saws and pipe cutters to remove the copper piping.
The metal is believed to be sold at metal recycling centers. Because copper is traded as a commodity and is driven by supply and demand it is currently bringing in high prices.
The Derry Police Department is aggressively pursuing all leads but they would appreciate help from anyone who may have information on the culprit or culprits who are responsible for these thefts.
Anyone with information contact Crimeline of Southern, NH at (800) 498-4040 or (603) 893-6600. Your call will remain ANONYMOUS, you won’t have to testify and you could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1000.00.
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Active Arsonist Hitting Hillside Estates
by Ron Penczak
The Derry Police Department is investigating four arsons that have occurred at 4 Pembroke Drive (Hillside Estates). The first incident dates back to May 22, 2011, with the most recent occurring August 12, 2011. These types of crimes not only destroy property but often result in loss of lives. The Derry Police Department is aggressively pursuing all leads but they would appreciate help from anyone who may have information on the culprit or culprits who are responsible for setting the fires.
Anyone with information contact Crimeline of Southern, NH at (800) 498-4040 or (603) 893-6600. Your call will remain ANONYMOUS, you won’t have to testify and you could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1000.00.
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Help Salem Police Identify Bank Robber
by Ron Penczak
The Salem Police Department is continuing to investigate the robbery that took place on July 29th, at the Pentucket Bank located at 234 North Broadway, Salem, NH.
The female suspect passed a note that said, “Empty your drawer quickly.” No weapon was shown. The suspect is described as white, five foot six inches tall, heavy set, wearing brown pants, a blue hooded sweatshirt and a baseball cap under the hood. She was described as “dirty looking” and carrying a “fake” Coach purse which she put the stolen $970 into. The suspect fled in a silver or grey Chevy Impala or a similar 4-Door vehicle with a rear spoiler. The vehicle possibly fled northbound on Route 28. The Salem Police Department is following active leads but would appreciate help from the public.
If you can identify the woman shown, please call Crimeline of Southern New Hampshire at (603) 893-6600 or (800) 498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com.
Callers remain anonymous and are issued a secret number known only to them and Crimeline. Callers are eligible for a cash reward or up to $1,000 from Crimeline of Southern, NH.
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Past Crime of the Month
Senior Citizen's Purse Robbed
by Ron Penczak
The Salem Police Department is investigating a May 17th theft that occurred at the Market Basket, located at 167 South Broadway. A 78 year old woman notified Salem Police that a wallet was stolen from her purse while shopping.
The victim stated that she was approached and engaged in conversation with the suspect, an African American female who appeared to be in her late twenties or early thirties and was dressed in black. Security video shows the suspect’s alleged accomplice take the wallet from the purse of the victim while she was speaking with the suspect. The accomplice is described as an African American female in her late twenties or early thirties, wearing jeans, a button down plaid jacket, black hat and sunglasses. Following the theft, the two females successfully charged the victim’s stolen credit card twice in Salem for a total of $1,421.88. The card was denied at Target. Perhaps someone witnessed the card being denied. If so, please call Crimeline.
The Bedford, NH and Manchester, NH Police have had similar incidents involving the same two individuals. They may be driving a white Toyota Camry with possibly New York license plates. If you can identify either or both of the individuals shown please call the Crimeline of Southern New Hampshire at (603) 893-6600 or (800) 498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com.
Callers remain anonymous and are issued a secret number known only to them and Crimeline. Callers are eligible for a cash reward or up to $1,000 from Crimeline of Southern, NH.
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Vandalism in Derry
by Ron Penczak
The Derry Police Department is investigating several vehicles whose windows were smashed by vandals. These activities occurred on Old Chester Rd, Beaver Lake Ave and English Range Rd between 9:00pm on March 17 and 9:00am on March 19.
Due to the large geographical area covered, the suspects must be driving a vehicle to commit the crimes. It is believed that the culprits are using a baseball bat to smash the windows.
The vehicles that were damaged were not necessarily parked on the side of the road. The vandals were bold enough to leave their vehicle to bludgeon a car that is in a driveway further away from the road and closer to the resident’s home. These people are brazen and need to be stopped.
These crimes are strictly vandalisms, as no attempt to gain access to the car or steal from the cars has been made. These culprits are most likely looking for a thrill in damaging vehicles.
Anyone with information as to the suspects and vehicle used in the crime is to contact Crimeline of Southern NH at (603) 893-6600 or (800) 498-4040. Callers remain anonymous and are issued a secret Crimeline number known only to you and Crimeline. You could be eligible for a CASH reward of up to $1000.00 from Crimeline of Southern NH.
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Stolen catalytic Converters
by Ron Penczak
Ten months ago on March 20, 2010, the Rockingham Toyota dealership reported that five Catalytic Converters were stolen off of five new vehicles between the 18th and 20th of March. Between the damage to the autos and value of the converters the estimated loss was determined to be between $12,000 and $15,000. Salem detectives are continuing to seek the public’s help in identifying the thieves. Perhaps someone in the community knows who is responsible for these thefts. If so, do your civic duty and report them to Crimeline of Southern, NH. By doing so, you could be awarded up to $1,000. This is an easy way to earn legal cash for doing what’s right.If you have any information, call Crimeline of Southern NH at 603-893-6600 or at 1-800-498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.comYour call will be completely anonymous and you will be issued a secret Crimeline number, known only to you and Crimeline. It should be noted that the phone lines to Crimeline of Southern NH were out of order for a period of time. The phones are back online and procedures have been put in place to monitor them on a daily basis to ensure they remain in working order.Please, if you know of any crime and who is responsible for it, be a good citizen and call.
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Crimeline's End of the Year Crime - 2010
by Ron Penczak
Let’s end the year by rewarding a good citizen of up to $1,000 for identifying one or both males who entered J.C. Penney’s store at the Rockingham Mall at Rockingham Park multiple times and stealing large amounts of clothing using garbage bags.They have been caught on tape twice, the first time in July when they stole nearly $7,000 worth of jeans and the second time in October when they swiped a number of St. John’s Bay Polo shirts worth more than $3,000. The store’s loss prevention officer reported to police that more than $3,000 worth of Ladies Columbia jackets plus $2,000 worth of sports apparel were taken last month.They enter and escape by using the upper entrance to J. C. Penney’s and are believed to be part of an Organized Retail Crime gang.If you have any knowledge about these crimes or know either male call Crimeline of Southern NH at 603-893-6600 or at 1-800-498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.comYour call will be completely anonymous and you will be issued a secret number, known only to you and Crimeline. The caller could earn up to $1,000. Please, if you know of any crime and who is responsible for it, be a good citizen and call.
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December Recent Flim-Flam's
by Ron Penczak
Salem police haven’t given up on two Flim-Flam incidents that took place at the Sears store in the Mall at Rockingham Park and are hoping the public can help them solve these crimes. The first took place on June 1st and a Copy-Cat crime occurred September 21st and on both occasions the victims were notified at their place of employment that Sears had an inventory of Samsung televisions that they wanted to liquidate. The telephone contacts were made by a male.On June 1st the suspect, a male wearing a Sears badge met the victim outside of Sears where $1,700 in cash was exchanged for two televisions. The suspect told the victim to wait outside the pickup area where he would deliver the televisions. The receipt was proven to be fraudulent. On September 21st the victim agreed to meet at the Sears store around 2 PM. After arriving the victim by cell phone talked to a man named Teddy who said that an employee by the name of Shannon, who was wearing a Sears ID, would meet her outside the receiving door with a receipt for four televisions. The suspect took the $3,000 and said she was going to accounting to advise ‘Helen’ that the televisions were paid for. The victim then received another phone call from Teddy who told her to wait by her car with the trunk open and the sets would arrive in two minutes. After ten minutes the victim went inside Sears and learned that she was duped. Fortunately with the September 21st incident the victim was able to identify the female suspect from surveillance video. The suspect, having a slim build, was between 5’5”-5’7” with dirty blonde hair, that fell below her shoulder and who appeared to be in her mid to late twenties. She was wearing a pink V-neck sweater, blue jeans and black suede boots that came just below her knees.Salem police can’t say for sure the crimes are related but there are too many similarities that they can’t rule out that possibility.If any of these routine sounds familiar and if you have any information about either crime call Crimeline of Southern NH at 603-893-6600 or at 1-800-498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com. Your call will be completely anonymous and you will be issued a secret number, known only to you and Crimeline. The caller could earn up to $1,000. Please, if you know of any crime and who is responsible for it, be a good citizen and call.
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Past Crime of the Month
Copper Piping Thefts
by Ron Penczak
Since May 2010, there have been a number of burglaries of vacant bank owned houses in Derry where copper piping has been stolen. The Derry Police are seeking the public’s assistance in solving these crimes. If you know of anyone who has sold, is selling, attempting to sell copper piping or if you can provide information on any of these burglaries please assist the investigation by contacting Crimeline at 603-893-6600 or 800-498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com. Callers remain anonymous and are issued a secret number known only to them and Crimeline. Callers could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000 from Crimeline of Southern New Hampshire.
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Derry Burglaries
by Ron Penczak
The Derry Police Department is investigating a series of daytime burglaries that occurred this year.
The majority of the burglaries are off of Rt. 28 and in the southern section of Derry. One of the more recent burglaries took place on September 30th between 10:00 A.M and 1:00 P.M at a residence on Mill Road. A silver two door vehicle with a small spoiler on its trunk was seen traveling back and forth on Mill Road at approximately 10:00 A.M. The Derry police are seeking to identify the vehicle and/or its owner.
The thieves have concentrated on stealing flat screen televisions, lap top computers and jewelry.
Please contact Crimeline of Southern New Hampshire at (603) 893-6600 or (800) 498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com with any information you may have and you could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1000.00. Callers will remain anonymous and will be issued a secret Crimeline number known only to you and Crimeline.
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Burglary
by Ron Penczak
Be cautious if anyone offers you an exceptionally good deal on a Camouflage Mossberg 12 gauge shotgun, Model #835, a Dell Laptop, or a Wii System with two controllers, Wii Fit Board and Fit game, or jewelry. These describe a number of items that were stolen during a housebreak on Brookdale Road, August 10th. If this happens be careful and mentally take in a description of the person, the type and model of the vehicle they might be driving and, if possible, obtain the plate number of the car and call Crimeline of Southern, NH. You could receive a cash reward.
In conjunction, Salem police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a female, with an accent, that was in the neighborhood just days before the break-in trying to sell magazines. It was reported that she had been in the neighborhood on at least two occasions prior to the break-in. There was also a report of a suspicious male in the neighborhood a few days prior to the burglary. Both could be responsible for the burglary.
If you know of any individuals who fits these descriptions and you suspect might be guilty of this crime please contact Crimeline of Southern New Hampshire at (603) 893-6600 or (800) 498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com with any information you may have and you could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1000.00. Callers will remain anonymous and will be issued a secret Crimeline number known only to you and Crimeline.
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Stolen Cars Cross State Lines
by Ron Penczak
The Salem New Hampshire police are seeking the public’s help to identify two individuals shown in the accompanying photos who are suspected of stealing Honda automobiles in Lawrence, MA and Salem, NH. The suspects are believed to be two Hispanic males in their teens or early twenties.
On June 23rd, a Honda Accord was stolen in Lawrence and recovered at the Mall at Rockingham Park in Salem. It appears that they stole another Honda Accord from the Tiffany Road apartment complex in Salem to provide them with transportation back to Lawrence, MA. This apartment complex is close to the Mall at Rockingham Park. The photos were taken at the Mall on June 23rd around 9 PM.
Subsequently another Red Honda Accord, although it was never reported stolen out of Lawrence was found in the Kohl’s Department Store in Salem, NH with damage to the window and ignition.
The Salem police believe the three vehicles were stolen by the same two individuals.
If you recognize either individual report them to Crimeline of Southern, NH. By doing so, you could be awarded up to $1,000. This is an easy way to earn legal cash by doing what’s right.
If you have information, call Crimeline of Southern, NH at 893.6600 or 1.800.498.4040, or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com
Your call will be confidential and your tip will be made anonymously. You will be issued a secret Crimeline number know only to you and Crimeline.
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Past Crime of the Month
Soda Bottle Pyrotechnics
by Ron Penczak
Salem Police are anxiously awaiting a phone call from a person who will identify any or all three men who threw a soda bottle filled with green liquid and eight pennies (used as shrapnel)from a car at the Mall of Rockingham parking lot. The soda bottle was a homemade bomb. The explosion occurred about 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 19th. Fortunately no one was hurt and there was no property damage. Under different circumstances this bomb could have injured innocent bystanders or because of its instability might have hurt the makers of the bomb.
Witnesses told police the bomb was thrown from blue Subaru Legacy having three male passengers under the age of twenty.
If you have any information about this gunman, call the Crimeline of Southern NH at 603-893-6600 or at 1-800-498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com
Your call will be completely anonymous and you will be issued a secret Crimeline number, known only to you and Crimeline. The caller could earn up to $1,000 from Crimeline. Please, if you know anything, be a good citizen and make the call.
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Jewelry Heist
by Ron Penczk
On Friday, April 23rd, 2010 at 4:55 AM the Windham Police Department responded to an alarm at Crown Jewelers located at 25 Indian Rock Road (Route 111). Upon arrival, officers noted a glass section to the front of the store was destroyed and that two jewelry cases inside the business were damaged.
It was reported that several thousand dollars of custom made watches and handmade pearl necklaces, bracelets, and rings were taken.
Perhaps someone driving by might have witnessed the break-in or possibly somebody might have heard others talk about this crime. If so, this might be your opportunity to do your civic duty and simultaneously collect up to $1,000 in a reward from Crimeline of Southern NH. Their number is 603 893-6600 or 800-498-4040 or at www.crimelinesnh.com.
Your call will be completely anonymous and you will be issued a secret number, known only to you and Crimeline.
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Stolen Catalytic Converters
by Ron Penczak
On March 20th the Rockingham Toyota dealership reported that five Catalytic Converters were stolen off of five new vehicles between the 18th and 20th of March. Between the damage to the autos and value of the converters the estimated loss was determined to be between $12,000 and $15,000. Salem detectives are checking with other area departments to determine if there is an increase in this type of crime.
Perhaps someone in the community knows who is responsible for these thefts. If so, do your civic duty and report them to Crimeline of Southern, NH. By doing so, you could be awarded up to $1,000. This is an easy way to earn legal cash for doing what’s right.
If you have any information, call Crimeline of Southern NH at 603-893-6600 or at 1-800-498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com
Your call will be completely anonymous and you will be issued a secret Crimeline number, known only to you and Crimeline.
It should be noted that the phone lines to Crimeline of Southern NH were out of order for a period of time during March. The phones are back online and procedures have been put in place to monitor them on a daily basis to ensure they remain in working order.
Please, if you know of any crime and who is responsible for it, be a good citizen and call.
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Past Crime of the Month
Derry Bank Robbery
by Ron Penczak
Derry police detectives are investigating a robbery of the Birch Street Ocean Bank that occurred on Tuesday March 9, 2010 at 2:08 PM. Derry Police responded to a hold up alarm where they learned that a male suspect had entered the bank through the front door displaying a silver handgun, probably a revolver. The suspect after kicking in an interior door that allowed him access to the teller area and cash drawers stole an undetermined amount of cash before fleeing through a back door towards Pierce Avenue. No one was injured during the robbery.
Derry Police officers searched the area along with a Salem Police K9 but no suspect was found.
The suspect is described as a white male, approximately six feet tall with a thin build. He was wearing a tan overcoat, light colored pants, a dark hat and had a black mask or bandana over his face, wore sunglasses and carried a black duffle bag.
Please contact Crimeline of Southern New Hampshire at (603) 893-6600 or (800) 498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com with any information you may have and you could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1000.00. Callers will remain anonymous and will be issued a secret Crimeline number known only to you and Crimeline.
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Derry Burglary
by Ron Penczak
The Derry Police Department is investigating a burglary that occurred between February 16 and 17 at a Fifty-five plus community that is under construction on Fordway Street where a number of brass plumbing fixtures were stolen. The suspects cleverly gained entry by removing the glass from a rear window frame. Witnesses did report a white 2008 or 2009 full size Dodge pick-up with roof racks that extended to the rear of the truck bed driving through the parking lot.
Please contact Crimeline of Southern New Hampshire at (603) 893-6600 or (800) 498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com with any information you may have and you could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1000.00. Callers will remain anonymous and will be issued a secret Crimeline number known only to you and Crimeline.
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Tipster, Please Come Forward
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Crimeline of Southern NH received a communication informing them that marijuana was being grown in on eof the communities that Crimeline supports. Since we did have technical issues with our phone line, it is possible that the individual did try to call, but was unable to reach Crimeline. The phone line problems have been resolved.
Crimeline of Southern NH wants this person to know that authorities are taking the tip seriously and that it is being investigated.However, it is important to know that this person needs to contact Crimeline at 893-6600 or 800-498-4040 to obtain a code number that is known only to the caller and Crimeline. Even though the phone is answered by Salem Police Department Dispatchers, there is no caller ID. Your identity will remain anonymous and you will not be called upon to testify. Crimeline does want to reward you if your tip results in an arrest and conviction. The reward, dependant upon the seriousness of the crime, could be as much as $1,000.
So, whoever you are, please call. You already took the first step by notifying authorities. Once again, remember that your call will remain anonymous.
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Identity Needed
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Salem Police would like you to identify the couple in the photograph. In turn, Crimeline of Southern NH will offer a reward of up to $1,000 for identifying this couple that is wanted for credit card fraud and is convicted of the crime.
On Friday, December 4, it is alleged that this couple stole a woman's wallet that included cash and credit cards. The theives purchased over $6,500 in gift cards and merchandise with the stolen cards.
The female suspect is described as Hispanic, medium build, in her late 20's and with brown hair and brown eyes. Her male companion's description is white or Hispanic with dark hair.
Why not reward these theives with free room and board in a New Hampshire prison by calling in the tip that will convict them?
If you have any information about either suspect, call Crimeline of Southern NH at 893-6600 or 1-800-498-4040, or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com
Your call will be completely anonymous and you will be issued a secret Crimeline number, known only to you and Crimeline. The caller could earn up to $1,000.
Please, if you know of any crime and who is responsible for it, be a good citizen and call.
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The Medicine Shoppe at 15 Ermer Road has had it's share of crime this year. On October 24, an elderly woman crashed into the pharmacy that necessitated the pharmacy being boarded up. The following night, thieves smashed a rear window of the pharmay with a peice of concrete from the crash site. Police beleive that the crash provided the burglars with the belief that the alarms would be knocked out of service. They weren't. The police do have security tapes from the pharmacy and believe that they will help identify the two suspects who stole more than 900 pills of Vicodn and Hydrocodone, 330 pills of Lorazepam, 60 pills of Halcion and a small amount of Ritalin. The culprits mistakenly took large quantities of blood pressure and diabeties medication. They probably believed that they were a form of methadone since the drug names began with "meth" and "met."
This break-in is another crime that the Medicine Shoppe has experienced following the armed hold-up by two men wearing surgical masks this past January. Although police can't state that the two crimes are related, they are seeking information from the public to help solve both crimes.
If you have any information about either crime, call Crimeline of Southern NH at 893-6600 or at (800) 498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com . Your call will be completely anonymous and you will be issued a secret Crimeline number, known only to you and Crimeline. The caller could earn up to $1,000 from Crimeline. Please, if you know of any crime and who is responsible for it, be a good citizen and make the call.
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Salon 97 robbery in Salem
by Ron Penczak
Crimeline of Southern New Hampshire wants your help to identify an armed robber who, at approximately 9 PM on June 23, allegedly robbed two female employees at the Salon 97, located on Main Street in Salem.
He is described as a white male, medium height with a slim build, wearing a green hooded sweatshirt, jeans and a mask. Police say he entered the salon and while flaunting a handgun, demanded money from the two female employees, took the money and ripped the phone off the wall.
If you have any information about this crime, call the Crimeline of Southern NH at 893-6600 or at (800) 498-4040 or go online to www.crimelinesnh.com .
Your call will be completely anonymous and you will be issued a secret Crimeline number, known only to you and Crimeline. The caller could earn up to $1,000 from Crimeline.
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Crimeline seeks help with Windham vandalism
by Ron Penczak
On Sept. 3, the Windham Police Department responded to several reports of criminal mischief in town. The person or persons involved traveled indiscriminately through several neighborhoods, vandalizing vehicles, mailboxes and lawns.
Evidence was found at one location where it appeared a vehicle struck a mailbox while driving over a lawn. The vehicle sustained damage to one of its headlights. Anyone who might have information about the damaged car or the person driving it is asked to call Crimeline of Southern New Hampshire at 893-6600 or (800) 498-4040.
Callers remain anonymous and are issued a secret Crimeline number known only to them and Crimeline. Callers could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000 from Crimeline of Southern New Hampshire.
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Open case in Windham
by Ron Penczak
On Sunday, September 21, 2008 at approximately 6:00 PM, Windham police responded to a report of an armed robbery at the Windham Variety Citgo. They were told that a man wearing a dark colored hooded sweatshirt, a white ball cap, and jeans and white sneakers entered the store and brandished a large semi-automatic handgun and demanded money. The clerk handed an undisclosed amount of money to the man. Fortunately, no one was harmed during the robbery.
This has been an open case for 11 months and Crimeline of Southern NH is asking anyone who has any knowledge of this crime to call 893-6600 or 1-800-498-4040 or by going online at www.crimelinesnh.com .
All calls remain anonymous and callers are given a secret Crimeline number. Callers will be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000. Be a good citizen, while earning yourself some extra cash.
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Past Crime of the Month
Stolen Guns Are Out There
by Ron Penczak
On June 9, a Salem resident turned in a red duffel bag having a Red Sox logo and holding seven handguns and ammunition to the Salem Police. This citizen pulled the bag out of a dumpster located in an apartment complex at 99 Cluff Crossing Road in Salem, NH.
Salem police said these were seven of 16 guns stolen from Barrows Trading Post in Quechee, Vermont on June 1. The other nine guns are still out there posing a danger to the public.
Perhaps readers might have overheard the culprit(s) talking about this and, if so, you couls earn up to $1,000 by calling the Crimeline of Southern NH at 603893-6600 or at 1-800-498-4040 or by going online to www.crimelinesnh.com. Your call will be completely anonymous and you will be issued a secret Crimeline number known only to you and Crimeline.
As an added bonus, the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms - Federal Bureau of Investigation is offering a $2,500 reward and the owner of the Barrows Trading Post is offering an additional $500. Perhaps you could parlay this into a $4,000 reward and help get these guns off the street.
Do what's right and make the call!
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Past Crime of the Month
One Year Later and Still Looking
by Ron Penczak
Windham, NH police need your help to identify a Hit and Run Driver that, on June 10, 2008, struck a motorcyclist from behind at the intersections of Range (Route 111A) and Marblehead Roads. The accident happened at 1:45 PM as the victim, who was travelling West on Range Road, was hit from behind by, what was described as a Red Ford Explorer, possibly early ‘90’s vintage that was described as “beat-up.” The victim suffered serious multiple injuries.
If you know anything about this accident you could receive up to $1,000 for your good deed by providing information to Crimeline of Southern NH at 603-893-6600 or at 1-800-498-4040 or www.crimelinesnh.com
Your call will be completely anonymous and you will be issued a secret Crimeline number, known only to you and Crimeline. Do your part and make that call today.
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He’s Still Out There!
by Ron Penczak
Salem Police would like your help. On April 27th, at approximately 12:15 P.M., a man followed a young woman through the Rockingham Park Mall’s J. C. Penny store and into the parking lot where he dropped his pants and masturbated next to her vehicle. Based on CCTV it was learned that this white or Hispanic, five-foot-nine to six foot male in his early to mid 20s, weighing between 160-190 pounds, wearing a red T-shirt, black Adidas pants and sneakers was accompanied by two white females, in their late teens or early 20’s. Both had their brown hair pulled back in buns. One was heavyset and possibly pregnant, wearing a pink shirt, jeans and carrying a white purse. The second female was of medium build and was the driver of a 1995 to 1999 Green or Black, possibly a Chrysler Cirrus four-door automobile, perhaps with Massachusetts plates. Both women were seen on CCTV shoplifting at the Hollister store.
What’s particularly disturbing is the man performed this indecent act during daylight hours. There is concern that this man’s action could escalate into something more repugnant and dangerous to women.
Perhaps readers might have overheard one, two or all three talking about this and, if so, please call the Crimeline of Southern NH at 603-893-6600 or at 1-800-498-4040 or www.crimelinesnh.com
Police are concerned and are seeking your help to bring this individual into custody to obtain the help that he needs.
You not only could help this individual obtain the needed treatment but also be rewarded up to $1,000 for your good deed by providing information to Crimeline of Southern NH at 603-893-6600 or at 1-800-498-4040 or www.crimelinesnh.com
Your call will be completely anonymous and you will be issued a secret Crimeline number, known only to you and Crimeline. Help take a potentially dangerous individual off the streets and ultimately provide him with the psychiatric help he needs.
Do your part and make that call today.
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Past Crime of the Month
An Indecent Act- Salem NH
Salem Police need your help. On April 29th, there was a man who followed a young woman through the Mall at Rockingham Park into the J.C. Penney store and then into the mall's parking lot where he dropped his pants and performed an indecent act. The dark haired caucasian man, believed to be in his late teen's to mid 20's, wearing a red t-shirt with a wolf logo, Adidas pants and white sneakers was willing to perform this indecent act in broad daylight. Since this man performed this mid-day act, there is a concern that this could escalate into something more unsavory. Please consider that this man needs help and should be taken off the street. Police are concerned and are seeking your help to bring this individual into custody where he might obtain the help that he needs.You could not only help this individual obtain the treatment he needs but you could also be rewarded up to $1,000 for your good deed by providing information to Crimeline of Southern NH at 893-6600, 800-498-4040 or www.crimelinesnh.com. Your call will be completely anonymous and you will be issued a secret Crimeline number, known only to you and Crimeline. More importantly, you could help take a potentially dangerous individual off the streets and ultimately provide him with the psychiatric help he needs. Do your part and make the call today.
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Past Crime of the Month
Attempted Robbery at ATM- Salem NH
Anyone with knowledge about the attempted robbery of a woman at the Bank of America ATM at 551 S. Broadway in Salem should report this information to Crimeline of Southern NH anonymously.
On Thursday, March 12, 2009 at around 7:30 PM a man tried to rob a 35 year old woman at the Bank of America ATM on South Broadway by holding a hypodermic needle to her neck. The woman told police that a man came up behind her and put his hands around her. He held a hypodermic needle to her neck and demanded money. The woman told the robber that she didn't have any money, police said. The man repeatedly demanded cash from the woman but he ultimately gave up and fled on foot. Police believe that the man ran towards the Staples store on South Broadway. Both Salem and Methuen police searched the area but did not find the suspect. Captain Shawn Patten of the Salem police department has said that they have not been able to retrieve security footage of the suspect. The surveillance video was not working at the time of the robbery. The suspect is described as a male in his mid-20's, roughly 6 feet tall with light skin, freckles and facial hair. He has a slim build and was wearing an olive colored sweatshirt, a grey hood over his head and blue jeans. Police said that the suspect was wearing gloves with black rubber grip dots.
Anyone who calls with information on this crime will remain completely anonymous. If the information that you provide leads to an arrest, Crimeline of Southern NH will pay you up to a $1,000 cash reward. You can contact Crimeline of Southern NH at: (603) 893-6600 or (800) 498-4040. Individuals may also report information from the
Crimeline of Southern NH website: www.crimelinesnh.com using the Feeback Form on the Contact Us Page of this website. Be sure to include a unique codeword along with information from this case, do not report your name/address/phone number if giving a tip. Your unique codeword must not include vulgar or profanity.
Anyone with information is asked to call Salem police at 603-893-1911 or anonymous tips to
Crimeline of Southern New Hampshire at 603-893-6600.
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