Fugitive Arrested At Andover, Mass., Hotel With Another Parolee, NH Corrections Says: Follow-Up

CONCORD, NH — A burglary suspect and accused parole violator is back in custody after being arrested in Massachusetts earlier this week.

Megan Ann Morrison, a prior fugitive of the week from 2021, was featured again in August 2025, accused of burglary by Manchester police. She also had an active warrant by the New Hampshire Adult Parole Board for violating probation, accused of absconding from supervision in May 2025.

According to the New Hampshire Department of Corrections, police in Andover, MA, saw a woman inside a vehicle at a gas station. The woman, later identified as Morrison, was accused of appearing to be under the influence.

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“Officers followed the vehicle to a nearby hotel, where they saw trash being thrown from the vehicle, including a bright orange syringe cap,” corrections said.

Police approached the vehicle, identified the passenger as Morrison, the report said. The driver was also a parolee, Brian Erunski, according to police. Both were arrested and held in Massachusetts pending charges until they can be brought back to New Hampshire to face parole violations.

Erunski, according to posts on Patch, was involved in a standoff with police in April 2022.

Editor’s note: This post was derived from information supplied by the New Hampshire Department of Corrections and does not indicate a conviction. This link explains how to request the removal of a name from New Hampshire Patch police reports.

According to superior court records, Morrison’s criminal activity dates back close to nine years, after she was arrested on aggravated driving under the influence, revocation, and an open container violation in Rochester in July 2017. She pleaded guilty to the DUI charge a month later and received a 35-day sentence, nine days served credit, with 21 days suspended for three years and a $1,240 fine. Morrison was banned from reinstating her license for two years.

In September 2018, she was arrested in Newington on driving after revocation and four drug possession charges. On a couple of occasions, she failed to appear in court. Morrison was found guilty of violation of probation or parole on the DUI conviction in January 2020 and received a three-day jail sentence. She was also charged with controlled drug: controlled premises where drugs are kept charge in Concord after an incident in October 2019.

Morrison was charged with drug possession again in Kingston after an incident in May 2019.

Morrison pleaded guilty to the Concord charge in November 2020 and received a 12-month sentence, along with a $434 fine, which were suspended for one year.

In February 2021, she pleaded guilty to a fentanyl possession count and received a one-to-three-year sentence and $434 fine, both suspended for three years. She also received a one- to three-year sentence and a $620 fine for the Kingston charges, both suspended for three years.

In Hooksett in September 2022, Morrison was arrested on receiving stolen property, driving after revocation, unauthorized use, acts prohibited, disobeying an officer, and deal-possess prescription drug charges.

Both the Kingston and Newington convictions were amended in April 2023 to reflect 179 days of time served credit. Morrison was also found guilty again in February 2021 of violation of probation or parole in the DUI case and received a suspended sentence.

In June 2023, she pleaded guilty to the felony charge of receiving stolen property and was sentenced to one to up to two years in prison.

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