Frequent Flyer Fugitive Fails To Report, Leaves Sober House: NH DOC

CONCORD, NH — The New Hampshire Department of Corrections is asking for the public’s help finding a prior fugitive with a lengthy criminal history including parole violations.

Ashley Seleen Hodgdon is white, about 5 feet tall, and weighs around 150 pounds. She has brown hair and eyes. Hodgdon has several tattoos, including a hatchet man on the left side of her neck, writing on her chest, a nautical star on her right forearm, and a running man and a diamond on her left forearm. She sometimes uses the alias “Ashley Huckins,” according to investigators.

Hodgdon was a prior fugitive of the week about this time last year. She was found and arrested in South Carolina and returned to New Hampshire. Hodgdon was then re-released on parole in September 2023 after checking into a sober house, investigators said. However, she left the sober house and stopped reporting to her parole officer, investigators stated.

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Hodgdon was on parole after being convicted on a second-degree assault-serious bodily injury to a child charge — after beating a child in Deerfield with a broom.

“She has a prior parole violation for absconding from supervision,” investigators said in an alert. “Hodgdon has a lengthy criminal record that includes theft, possession of drugs, reckless conduct, simple assault, resisting arrest, and attempt to take gun from law enforcement officer.”

Due to her violent criminal history, investigators issued a “violent tendencies” warning on her notification. Hodgdon was last known to live in Manchester but also has ties to Concord.

Hodgdon, according to superior court records, is a felon due to an acts prohibited conviction out of Concord from September 2015. She was also convicted on a reckless conduct charge out of Gilmanton from July 2016. In January 2017, she was convicted on reckless conduct, taking a gun from a law enforcement officer, and simple assault after an incident in Canterbury. She was convicted on the child assault charge in January 2018.

Do not try to apprehend her yourself. Call the police or the corrections department at 603-271-1804.

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