NH Fugitive Caught Sunbathing In A Bay State Backyard

CONCORD, NH — A New Hampshire fugitive out on bail after being indicted on drug charges after a massive bust last year was arrested yesterday without incident in Massachusetts, according to the U.S. Marshals Service. A tipster, according to Deputy Marshal Jeffrey White, contacted the task force after Amy Beth Tremblay, 35, was seen “sunning herself in a family member’s yard” on Atwood Road in Haverhill, MA. She was wanted on a warrant for federal bail violations after being charged with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute controlled substances.

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Tremblay was featured as a New Hampshire Fugitive of the Week earlier this month. (For more information on this and other stories, subscribe to New Hampshire Patch sites to receive daily newsletters and breaking news alerts.)

“Members of the Fugitive Task Force quickly responded to the (home) where Ms. Tremblay was found sitting outside at the rear of the residence, adjacent to her lounge chair, where she had previously been spotted sitting in the sun,” White alleged in a press statement.

Tremblay was transported to the Merrimack County Jail in Boscawen for processing and holding pending her initial court appearance at a later today at the U.S. District Court in Concord.

Tremblay, who previously lived in Haverhill but was presumed to be homeless somewhere in the Granite State, was indicted back in October 2016, as part of a massive, violent, organized heroin drug ring that was uncovered reportedly involving about 25 people – mostly from the Bay State – who were allegedly dealing drugs and causing mayhem in New Hampshire.