NH Woman And Colorado Drug Fugitive Arrested, Held, Then Let Go

BOW, NH — A woman who was lost in the town of Bow ended up being arrested after she flagged down a police officer for help. At just before 9:30 a.m. last Sunday, an officer patrolling the area of White Rock Hill and Page roads saw a woman sitting on a large pile of leaves near the intersection. The woman stood up and waved the officer down, and the officer informed dispatch he would be speaking with the woman.

"The female stated that she was coming from a friend's house on White Rock Hill Road and was trying to get to a job site on 2 Page Road," the officer stated. "The female told me she was lost. I informed her that there was no number 2 Page Road but offered her a courtesy ride to the other end of Page Road."

The woman thanked the officer for the ride offer and he requested identification. She stated that she didn't have an ID but gave a name and birthdate. The officer ran the woman's information – Felicia Jackson, 31 – and found that she had an active warrant out of Plymouth District Court from February 2019, on a driving after revocation or suspension charge and a nationwide full extradition warrant out of Denver District Court from April 2019, on a failure to appear for possession of a dangerous drug. Jackson was informed of the warrants, arrested, and held without bail, with an arraignment date set for Concord District Court on July 8, 2019.

According Sgt. Matthew Pratte of the Bow Police Department, on July 10, after Jackson's arraignment, officials Colorado changed the warrant to non-extraditable and she was released from jail.

Jackson, according to state police records, has been arrested a number of times during the past few years. In April 2018, she was arrested while driving on I-93 South in Bow on a driving after revocation or suspension charge and a "hands free" violation. She was arrested in July 2017, on I-93 South Concord on a driving after revocation or suspension charge, and was arrested in Sanbornton on a warrant for issuing bad checks in July 2013.

Jackson was also arrested in Bristol on a driving without a valid license-second offense charge.

Editor's note: This post was derived from information supplied by the Bow Police Department and Concord District Court, and does not indicate a conviction. This link explains the removal request process for New Hampshire Patch police reports.

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