Manhunt Underway for Attempted Murder Suspect

Manchester Police investigators believe they have a suspect in a shooting incident that occurred on Oct. 26, 2015, in the area of Lincoln and Laurel streets in the Queen City.

David “Chase” Rondon, 25, of Manchester, is wanted for attempted murder, according to police.

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Investigators allege that Rondon shot a 24-year-old man earlier this week. The victim arrived at Elliot Hospital shortly after the shooting with a non-life threatening injury to his foot.

According to Lt. Brian O’Keefe, patrol officers and detectives were sent to the area of Enright Park and located the crime scene where the shots were fired.

“Detectives worked diligently throughout the afternoon and were able to identify a suspect shortly after the crime was committed,” according to O’Keefe.

A warrant was taken out for Rondon’s arrest.

Rondon is described as having dark skin, 6-feet, 2-inches tall, with a medium build, brown eyes, and long braided hair. He has distinct tattoos on the back of his left hand and several raised burn marks on the right side of his neck.

Rondon also uses an alias – “Joseph Rondon” – according to police. He may be traveling with his girlfriend, Aaliyah Hunter, 22, of Manchester. Police noted that Hunter was not a suspect in the incident and not wanted. Rondon is believed to be traveling in a 2015 Nissan Maxima with NH plates 365 7175.