Tips Help Marshals Capture NH Fugitives

CONCORD, NH - Two more New Hampshire fugitives, with a history of alleged heroin usage, assault, and many other crimes around the capital region and the Granite State, are behind bars this morning after online alerts led to tips to law enforcement agencies, according to Deputy Marshal Jeffrey White.

Kaitlyn Rollins, 22, was arrested on April 14, 2016, on numerous warrants including one from Rockingham County for failure to appear on a heroin possession charge as well as a Merrimack County Sheriff’s Office warrant issued for failure to appear on possession of opium or its derivative. Nikolas Carr, 21, this week’s New Hampshire Fugitive of the Week, was arrested on April 15, 2016, in Loudon on a warrant by Rockingham County Sheriff’s Office for failure to appear on a charge of possession with intent to distribute heroin.

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After releasing information to media outlets about Carr’s fugitive status, marshals in New Hampshire updated the information to include Rollins, after receiving tips that the pair might be "on the run" together, attempting to evade their active warrants.

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On Thursday afternoon, police received tips that Rollins was seen eating at the McDonald’s Restaurant on Fisherville Road at just before 7 p.m. The tipster kept tabs on the vehicle she was in and reported that she and others had left and were at the Irving gas station nearby. Police caught up with Rollins later and arrested her. She’s currently being held at the Merrimack County Jail pending arraignment.

According to White, the Concord Regional Crimeline received an anonymous tip that Carr was in Loudon. At around 1 a.m. this morning, Loudon, Pittsfield, and Canterbury Police Departments along with troopers from the New Hampshire State Police converged on a home on Wales Bridge Road where Carr was found sleeping and arrested him. He is currently being held without bail.

In a statement, U.S. Marshal David Cargill said, “The law enforcement community is always grateful to have the support of the public. Arrests like these happen quickly because of the public’s assistance and the numerous high quality tips that they provide, for this, we say a resounding, thank you!”

Both Carr and Rollins have extensive criminal histories, according to police and court documents, including drug arrests, assaults, theft, violation of protective orders, criminal mischief, and many other charges.