Police Ask For Tips In Stolen Vehicle Cases In Bedford, Goffstown

GOFFSTOWN, NH — Police in Goffstown are asking for the public’s help identifying a man, and possibly others, who may be connected to two stolen vehicle cases including one that involved a hit-and-run crash in Bedford.

According to police, a stolen vehicle was involved in a crash in Bedford on Sunday. The suspect, a report stated, eluded police by driving into Goffstown. The vehicle was abandoned in the village area of town. The suspect, a man, then fled the area on foot.

About an hour later, the suspect was seen walking around homes not far from where the vehicle was abandoned. Police accused the man of asking residents in the neighborhood for a ride to Henniker. Not long after that, another neighbor reported their 2010 Subaru Impreza was stolen. The vehicle was blue with a New Hampshire registration of 89H74. It has not been found, according to police.

Anyone with information about the case is asked to contact Detective Jason Ouellette jason.ouellette@goffstownnh.gov or Officer Scott Avedisian scott.avedisian@goffstownnh.gov at 603-497-4858.

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