Two-State Manhunt Underway for Indicted Drug Dealer

CONCORD, NH – U.S. Marshals in New Hampshire and Massachusetts are currently looking for Feliz Q. Aguilar, 39, formerly of Boston, MA, who is wanted by the Rockingham County Sheriff’s Office after being indicted for sale or dispensing a controlled drug-heroin that resulted in death, according to Deputy Jeffrey White of the U.S. Marshals – N.H. Joint Fugitive Task Force.

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Aguilar is a Hispanic man, 5 feet, 5 inches tall, and weighs around 180 lbs. He has brown hair, brown eyes, and a tribal band tattoo on his upper left arm.

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“Aguilar is also known to use several aliases including Feliz Quintero; Felix Aguilar; Antonio Rios; Edwin Ortiz; Manuel Tejeda-Santana and ‘Alex,’” White noted in a press statement. “(He) was last known to be living in southern NH or northern Massachusetts.”

A warrant for Aguilar was issued last summer after he allegedly sold drugs that resulted in the death of Thomas Drake, 22, of Atkinson, in September 2014, according to reports online. He was indicted, according to the Lawrence Eagle-Tribune, and featured as the NH Fugitive of the Week in October 2015.

According to the New Hampshire Union Leader, Nicholas Austin of Newton was sentenced to three to 13 years in prison last week for providing the heroin to Drake, his best friend at the time.

“I believe my son died in vain,” said Pamela Drake, Thomas’ mother, at the sentencing. “I absolutely feel there should have been more jail (time).”

If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of Feliz Aguilar, please contact Special Deputy U.S. Marshal, Shawn Walmsley. Deputy Walmsley can be reached at 603-225-1632; or anonymously by clicking on this link: WEB-TIP, or anonymously TEXT the word NHTIP with any information to the phone number TIP411.