Cops Accuse Queen City Man Of Pretending To Be A Teen, Soliciting A Girl In Hooksett To Sexually Assault

HOOKSETT, NH — A man from Manchester is facing a felony computer services charge after police accused him of lying about his age and luring a girl to an Airbnb to sexually assault.

Around 1:30 p.m. on Nov. 6, police were sent to Alice Avenue in Hooksett for a report of suspicious activity. A man in his early 60s said a family needed help after visiting another teenager at a studio apartment in town. When the first officer arrived, they met with the girl, 15, who said she met the boy on Snapchat. The boy arranged an Uber to pick her up and take her to the studio, which turned out to be rented on Airbnb.

After arriving, she sat down on a couch, and the man, David Bolonfu, 21, of Manchester, told her he was 18, not 16, according to an affidavit. When asked what her age was, she told him she was 15, the report said.

While on the couch, the girl accused Bolonfu of “getting closer to her” and putting his hands in her legs, “trying to pull (her) on top of him,” the report said. That was when the girl “became scared” and started messaging people for help, including her family member, an officer wrote.

The girl told Bolonfu she wanted to leave and he agreed if she did “something small,” specifically, fondling him, the officer wrote. The girl showed the officer the Snapchat thread between them, which included the sexual requests, the officer wrote.

The victim said Bolonfu specifically told her he would pleasure her if she pleasured him but not by traditional intercourse, the officer wrote in an affidavit.

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Bolonfu was then arrested on a single felony count of computer services prohibited.

During a search, an officer found two condoms in Bolonfu’s pants, according to the report.

The reporting officer said Bolonfu requested a backpack, which was retrieved for him.

During a search of the backpack, “multiple bottles of sexual enhancement pills were located and a prescription for tadalafil, a medication administered for erectile dysfunction,” the reporting officer wrote, adding, “On the couch of the studio room, a container labeled KY jelly, a sexual lubricant, was observed in plain view on the couch as well.”

Bolonfu was held and taken to the county jail. He was arraigned in Hooksett District Court on Monday. He requested a lawyer and offered no plea. Judge Benjamin LeDuc found probable cause for the arrest and detained him.

Bolonfu is back in court on Nov. 19 for a probable cause hearing.

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