Convicted NH Sexual Assaulter Fails To Report: U.S. Marshals Service

CONCORD, NH — The U.S. Marshals-New Hampshire Joint Fugitive Task Force is asking for the public’s help finding a convicted sexual assaulter who failed to report to police recently.

Eric Jeffrey Roman is 31, about 5 feet, 6 inches tall, and weighs around 155 pounds. He has brown hair and hazel eyes. Jeffrey White, a deputy marshal, said Roman has several tattoos — including the words “Earned Mines” on his back, “Asia” on his left arm, “Cynthia” on his chest, “Moet” on his abdomen, “Brooklyn” on his right hand, “Boy 718” on his left hand, and a sleeve on his right arm and $100 bill on his right front arm.

Originally from Brooklyn, New York, the warrant against Roman was issued by Nashua police on May 12.

“Roman is required to register as a sex offender for life due to a 2008 conviction for sexual assault (times 2) and aggravated felonious sexual assault (victim less than 18 years of age),” White said. “Roman was last known to reside in Nashua, NH, but his current whereabouts are unknown.”

If you see Roman or know where he is, contact local police or the task force at 603-225-1632.

According to superior court records, Roman was charged with three counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault and sexual assault out of Nashua in December 2007 and pleaded guilty to one felony sexual assault charge, victim under 18, and two misdemeanor sexual assault charges. In October 2013, he was charged and found guilty of felon in possession of a weapon. About two years later, in April 2015, he was arrested on two riot charges, including a felony, in Nashua but pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor count. In December 2018, he was accused of two counts of duty to inform in Nashua and pleaded guilty about six months later. In January 2021, his sentence was amended.

The Department of Safety said in its online profile of Roman that he had also been convicted of resisting arrest in October 2013, disorderly conduct in March 2016, criminal trespass in April 2017, theft in March 2018, domestic violence-stalking and domestic violence-simple assault charges in August 2020, and four counts of witness tampering in January 2021.

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