Woman Injured In Rollover | Dating App Hookup Investigation Leads To Rape Charges | More: PM Patch NH

Also: “Substance abuse reduction initiative” nets 6; 2026 candidate filings, other political notes; argument leads to woman being run over.

By Tony Schinella, Patch Staff

Jun 4, 2026 2:15 pm EDT

PM Patch NH for June 4, 2026. (Tony Schinella/Patch)

CONCORD, NH — Here are some share-worthy stories from the New Hampshire Patch network to discuss this afternoon and evening.

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6 Rounded Up During ‘Substance Abuse Reduction Initiative’ In Nashua, Police Say: Melissa Dimond, Carolyn Gallaher, Michelle Laroche, Adam Larose, Ricardo Morales, and Ryan Rustein were arrested on charges in May.

‘Open Minded’ Dating App Hookup At Target In Concord Leads To 3 Month Rape, Assault Investigation: Garrett Michael Reed of Sandown was arrested in May on multiple sexual assault and simple assault charges after an incident in July 2025.

Concord’s Finance Committee To Vote On Fiscal Year 2027 Budget; Host Public Hearings Thursday Night: Councilors will take public comment and decide on a $94 million budget, a $22M capital project budget, and $24M for water and sewer.

Driver From Londonderry Injured After Rollover Crash On I-93, Was Medflighted To Mass. For Treatment: Eman Kahan lost control of a Mercedes station wagon on Wednesday afternoon while merging on the southbound side of the highway near Exit 4.

Manchester Woman Arrested After Argument Allegedly Turned Violent, Woman Run Over: Jamie Spears, 29, of Manchester, allegedly ran over a relative with a vehicle after police say they had an argument on Brook Street.

Not Yet Built Custom Colonial Sells For $1.02 Million In Concord’s South End: May 2026 Sales: More than 50 properties were sold in Concord and Penacook in May 2026, including condos and manufactured homes starting at $146,000.

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