New Hampshire Bail Violation Suspect Turns Himself In To U.S. Marshals

CONCORD, NH — A fugitive of the week from earlier this month has been found, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.

Nicholas Cummings, 30, was arrested on drug possession and distribution charges in April. He was released on bail and accused, during that time, of violating the conditions of his bail.

The warrant for his arrest was issued in late September, and sometime between that time and early November, Cummings checked himself into a treatment facility. After that, he arranged for his surrender, Deputy U.S. Marshal Andy Grillo said.

“Mr. Cummings is a great example of someone taking responsibility for their mistakes and being rewarded with empathy from the law enforcement and judicial communities,” he said.

Fugitives Still At Large

Grill said the task force was still searching for several fugitives.

Summer Sky Adjutant, who was featured in early November, has an active narcotics charge from 2019 in New Hampshire and a Massachusetts fentanyl trafficking warrant.

Jose Hiram Martinez Rolon, who was featured in May and October of this year, was wanted for a supervised release violation from November 2021 after a conspiracy conviction.

In late October, Grant William Ohlson was featured by the task force. He has a criminal history dating back 20 years, has active charges, and was accused of smuggling fentanyl into a county jail. Ohlson is still on the loose.

Eric Jeffrey Roman was also featured in May. He was wanted for failure to report as a sex offender after being convicted on more than a dozen charges since 2008.

Lastly, for nearly three decades, marshals have been attempting to find Alfonso Duque, 71, on a bail violation after he was arrested on conspiracy and criminal enterprise. He was accused of money laundering the proceeds of cocaine sales. Grillo said Duque had pledged to cooperate with the DEA as part of his bail agreement before being sentenced but fled to Colombia.

Report any information to the nearest USMS District Office, call 603-225-1632 or 1-877-WANTED-2, or TEXT NHTIP along with any information to TIP411.

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