UPDATE: Alleged Stalker Held On $100K Bail After Attempted Murder Arraignment

BOW, NH — A New Hampshire man is scheduled to be arraigned later this afternoon on numerous charges after allegedly running over a person in Bow yesterday. Jason Alleyne, 28, of Laconia, was arrested on Aug. 21, 2017, and charged with attempted murder, stalking, vehicular assault, first-degree assault, driving after suspension involving seriously bodily injury, and reckless conduct. Police were sent to the Irving gas station on Route 3A yesterday for a report of a person who was run over by a motor vehicle, according to Sgt. Art Merrigan of the Bow Police Department.

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“Prior to officers arriving, several witnesses lifted the vehicle and removed the victim,” Merrigan alleged. “When officers arrived, they found the injured victim laying on the ground near the vehicle.” (For more information on this and other neighborhood stories, subscribe to Concord NH Patch to receive daily newsletters and breaking news alerts.)

The operator, however, had reportedly fled the scene.

Bow Fire and Rescue teams were on another call so Concord Fire and Rescue teams responded and transported the victim – who had serious injuries, Merrigan noted – to the hospital.

Witnesses provided a description of the alleged assailant and police began searching the area. A suspect was later seen running across I-93 toward Concord so Concord Police were notified about the situation.

“Concord Police as well as Bow Police responded to the area and made contact with a male party matching the description of the suspect,” Merrigan stated.

The man – Alleyne – was arrested and held without bail. He was arraigned in Merrimack County Superior Court and held on $100,000 cash bail.

Alleyne, according to reports on Patch, was arrested earlier this year in Concord on a vandalism charge after an alleged incident on Jennifer Drive. He was arrested on a bench warrant on Jennings Drive back in December 2011. New Hampshire State Police arrested him on a bench warrant last year while in April 2011, he was also arrested in Franklin on a bench warrant.