Nashua, Hudson Police Arrest 8 More During Another Operation Granite Shield Sweep

NASHUA, NH — Eight more people from New Hampshire and Massachusetts were arrested earlier this month on various charges during an Operation Granite Shield sweep.

Police from Nashua and Hudson, as well as members of the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Department, participated in the action.

One person — Christopher Reinhold, 50, of Railroad Square in Nashua, was arrested on possession of crack-cocaine with intent to distribute, possession of clonazepam, and four counts of sale of crack-cocaine charges, all felonies.

Peter Hartwell, 47, of no fixed address in Nashua, was arrested on two electronic bench warrants due to nonpayment of fines as well as a felony possession of heroin-fentanyl charge.

Kerry-Ann Dovidio, 49, of Flagstone Drive in Nashua was charged with a nonappearance in court warrant out of Hillsborough County Superior Court South.

Tanner Wilkes, 23, of Pine Street in Nashua was arrested on an out-of-town warrant on a drug possession charge.

Two people from Hudson were arrested: Corey Oak, 21, of Cheney Drive was arrested on reckless conduct with a deadly weapon, criminal threatening with a deadly weapon, falsifying physical evidence, and criminal mischief charges, while Corey Jordan, 29, of Ferry Street was arrested on seven electronic bench warrants and a bail jumping charge.

Charlene Ricci, 33, of West Hancock Street in Manchester had an out-of-town warrant. She was also charged with two counts of drug possession — heroin-fentanyl and clonazepam.

Also arrested was Edward Kimungu, 20, of Patriot Road in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, was arrested on theft by extortion, criminal threatening, stalking, and criminal trespass charge.

Dovidio, Hartwell, Reinhold, and Ricci were released on personal recognizance pending a future Hillsborough County Superior Court South arraignment. Oak and Kimungu were released on cash bail pending a future arraignment in Hillsborough County Superior Court South. Jordan will be arraigned at a future date in Nashua District Court. Wilkes is due in Cheshire County Superior Court at a future date.

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