Nashua Cops Round Up 9 During Early July Sweep

NASHUA, NH — During the week of July 10, nine people, including Gate City residents, homeless people, and one resident of Merrimack, were arrested by the Nashua Police Department’s Narcotics Intelligence Division and Problem Oriented Policing Unit during a roundup.

Sgt. John Cinelli, the department’s public information officer, said they were arrested “for various drug crimes — crimes frequently associated with criminal behavior related to drug activity and other criminal offenses.”

Those arrested include:

Sean Alkire, 27, of no fixed address on a felony possession of heroin-fentanyl charge as well as a superior court capias warrant.

Matthew Allard, 38, of no fixed address on felony possession of heroin-fentanyl-subsequent charge, two superior court capias warrants, and an electronic bench warrant.

Thomas Burchell, 44, of Vine Street in Nashua was arrested on an electronic bench warrant out of Merrimack District Court.

Tracy Carrier, 42, of no fixed address on a felony possession of methamphetamine charge.

Scott Clement, 34, of Railroad Square in Nashua on a felony sale of heroin/fentanyl charge.

Gregory Levesque, 34, of the Daniel Webster Highway in Merrimack on a felony theft by unauthorized taking charge.

Ricardo Morales, 36, of Earley Street in Nashua on a felony sale of crack cocaine charge.

Theresa Rodonis, 48, of Railroad Square in Nashua on a felony sale of heroin/fentanyl charge.

Dominick Washington, 58, of no fixed address on possession of crack cocaine and falsifying physical charges, both felonies, as well as criminal trespass.

Burchell, Carrier, Clement, Levesque, and Rodonis were released on personal recognizance. Morales was released on cash bail. Alkire, Allard, and Washington were held at the Hillsborough County Department of Corrections.

Alkire, Allard, Carrier, Clement, Levesque, Morales, Rodonis, and Washington will be arraigned at a future date in Hillsborough County Superior Court South. Burchell is due in Merrimack District Court at a future date.

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