NH 'Gangs High Risk Offenders Strike Team' Rounds Up 10

MANCHESTER, NH - The Manchester Police Department initiated its Warrant Team G.H.O.S.T (Gangs High Risk Offenders Strike Team) in an effort to conduct the first of several warrant round ups on May 26, 2016, according to a press statement.

Headed by Lt. Joseph Mucci, the warrant team located and arrested 10 individuals on outstanding warrants. The warrants were for both misdemeanor and felony related offenses.

"The team will take the time to research and locate the outstanding offenders," according to a statement from Lt. Brian O'Keefe of the Manchester Police Department. "Once located, the team will affect the arrest, which in some circumstances will lead to additional charges. If research indicates the offender now resides in another town/jurisdiction the appropriate authorities will be notified in order to seek the offender and make an arrest based on our warrant."

Those arrested include:

James Jenkins, 22, of Manchester, on simple assault warrant.

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Laurie Jefferies, 52, of Manchester, on simple assault warrant.

Michael Ayers, 20, of Manchester, on a false report to law enforcement warrant.

Tuesday Sirrell, 51, of Manchester, on a theft by unauthorized taking warrant.

Brenno Rabello, 18, of Manchester, on a riot and violation of bail conditions warrant. Rabello was held without bail and arraigned earlier today.

Shawn Powers, 27, of Manchester, on theft by deception and receiving stolen property warrants.

Eric Rheault, 31, of Manchester, on a burglary warrant.

Logan Howe, 18, of Manchester, on a theft of a motor vehicle warrant, as well as resisting detention, conduct after an accident, and false report to law enforcement. Howe was held at Hillsborough County House of Correction on $5,000 cash bail.

Tyler Newman, 33, of Hooksett, on an operating after suspension warrant as well as two counts of possession of a narcotic-fentanyl, clorazepam. He was held on $5,000 cash bail.

Renee Amirault, 30, of Manchester, on warrants for two counts simple assault and criminal threat.

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