Manchester Man Arrested On Threat, Protective Order Charges: Log

NASHUA, NH — Shauna Brown, 33, of no fixed address in Nashua, was arrested on a capias warrant on March 9, 2022.

Nicholas W. St. Onge, 29, of Caldwell Road in Nashua was arrested on March 8 on a felony first-degree assault charge. He was accused of stabbing another person.

Nicole Lee Islas, 32, of Chestnut Street in Nashua was arrested on March 8 on a capias warrant.

Jairo Rodriguez, 37, of Hanover Street in Nashua was arrested on March 8 on an operating without a valid license charge.

Joshua Michael Smith, 37, of Marshall Street in Nashua was arrested on March 8 on two capias warrants and an out-of-town warrant as well as two counts of felon in possession of a dangerous weapon and a single count of receiving stolen property-stolen firearm, all felonies, as a resisting arrest or detention charge. The arrest involved the theft of Deftec 40 mm single launcher from Manchester in February.

Kevin F. Geary, 37, of Amory Street in Nashua was arrested on Feb. 24 on a capias warrant.

Brandy Cathcart, 35, of Temple Street in Nashua was arrested on an electronic bench warrant for failure to appear at an arraignment as well as simple assault and domestic violence-simple assault charges on Feb. 24.

Miranda S. Robbins, 37, of Nashua Street in Milford was arrested on Feb. 24 on an electronic bench warrant for nonpayment of fine.

Kenneth Cook Grady Jr., 37, of Prospect Street in Manchester was arrested on Feb. 17 on criminal threatening and violation of a protective order charges.

Darren Killeen, 49, of Mobile Drive in Hudson was arrested on both capias and out-of-town warrants on Feb. 17.

Alexander N. Del More, 34, of no fixed address in Nashua was arrested on Feb. 17 on an electronic bench warrant for nonpayment of fine.

Vincent William Ventiere, 32, of Temple Street in Nashua was arrested on an arson charge and an out-of-town warrant on Feb. 17.

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