Nashua, Concord Residents Charged After Gate City Drug Sweep

NASHUA, NH — Nashua police made five arrests during a coordinated drug sweep in the city last week. Kara Rudolph, Jason McCarthy, Christine Brady, all of Nashua, and Tiffany Vincent, of Concord, were charged with felony drug crimes. Melvin Campbell, of Nashua, was charged with drug possession and felony possession of a stolen firearm.

The Nashua Narcotics Intelligence Division and Problem Oriented Policing Unit participated in the coordinated roundup on Oct. 28 and Oct. 29.

Rudolph, 48, was charged with special felony possession of crack cocaine and Class B felony falsifying evidence. She was released on personal recognizance and set for arraignment on Nov. 14.

McCarthy, 37, was charged with four counts of special felony sale of marijuana, one count of special felony sale of LSD and resisting arrest. He was released on cash bail and set for arraignment on Nov. 14.

Brady, 42, was charged with three counts of special felony sale of crack cocaine. She was released on personal recognizance and set for arraignment on Nov. 14.

Campbell, 18, was charged with two counts of Class A misdemeanor resisting arrest and marijuana possession. Nashua police said that just prior to the sweep he discarded a gun, which was later found to have been stolen out of Virginia. He was then charged with Class A felony receiving stolen property and Class B felony falsifying physical evidence. He was held on cash bail.

Vincent, 39, was charged with two counts of special felony sale of heroin. She was released on personal recognizance with a pending arraignment date.

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