Nashua Man, Passed Out at Gas Pumps, Arrested on Meth Charges: Report

MERRIMACK, NH — A local man was arrested earlier this month on drug charges after allegedly being found by police passed out at a local gas station, according to police. Robert Kramer, 26, of Broad Street in Nashua, was arrested on Feb. 12, 2017, and charged with possession of a controlled drug-methamphetamine, transportation of a controlled drug-meth, and resisting detention.

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An officer, at around 2:10 a.m., came across a man reportedly asleep behind the wheel while parked at the gas pumps at a local service station, according to Sgt. Cassell of the Merrimack Police Department.

“When the officer stopped to check his welfare, the operator was identified as Robert Kramer,” Cassell reported. “While speaking with Kramer, the officer noticed a doubled edge knife on the floor board under the driver’s seat. Kramer became argumentative and resisted the Officer’s requests and orders, to step out of the motor vehicle and away from the knife.”

Kramer was subsequently placed under arrest for resisting detention.

During an inventory search of the vehicle, police allegedly found methamphetamine, so those charges were added to Kramer’s docket. He was transported to headquarters, processed, and released on personal recognizance bail. He’s due in court on April 21.

Previously, according to police reports online, Kramer was arrested last April on driving after revocation or suspension-second offense and nonappearance in court in Nashua. In January 2015, in Hudson, he was arrested on a bench warrant. About 11 months later, he was arrested on a warrant in Billerica, MA. In April 2010, in Hudson, he was arrested on a drug charge, according to the Lowell Sun.