Man Arrested Twice In 24 Hours On Domestic Violence Charges: Log

NASHUA, NH — Thomas Bernard Dahl, 47, of Sawyer Street in Nashua, was arrested on July 9, 2019, on a simple assault charge.

Megan Marie Landry, 31, of Kingston Drive in Nashua, was arrested on July 8, on a domestic violence-simple assault charge.

Christian Krasny, 18, of Lowell Street in Nashua, was arrested on domestic violence-stalking and breach of bail charges on July 8.

Andrew C. Milligan, 28, of Ridge Street in Nashua, was arrested on an out-of-town warrant on July 6.

Jesus Antonio Figueroa, 44, of Worcester Street in Nashua, was arrested on July 5, on an electronic bench warrant for failure to appear at an arraignment.

August M. Bartlett, 20, of Westwood Drive in Nashua, was arrested on July 5, on domestic violence-simple assault and three simple assault charges.

Joshua E. Shea, 29, homeless, was arrested on an electronic bench warrant for nonpayment of fine.

Richard G. Lewis, 39, of Ash Street in Nashua, was arrested on July 4, on three electronic bench warrants for nonappearance in court.

Timothy Albert Millard, 27, of Maple Street in Nashua, was arrested on July 3, on a criminal trespass charge and an electronic bench warrant for nonappearance in court.

Jaleesa Archer, 35, of West Hollis Street in Nashua, was arrested on July 3, on three counts of domestic violence-simple assault.

Edward J. Doucette, 55, of Main Dunstable Road in Nashua, was arrested on July 2, on a domestic violence-simple assault charge. He was arrested again on July 3, on two counts of domestic violence-stalking and two breach of bail charges.

Glenn Solomon, 51, of Marshall Street in Nashua, was arrested on July 2, on a theft by deception-less than $1,000 charge.

Daniel J. Charland, 58, of Mason Street in Nashua, was arrested on July 2, and charged with driving after revocation or suspension, suspension of vehicle registration, and driver's license prohibitions.

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