Nashua Residents Arrested in Check-Cashing Scheme

Two Nashua residents are out on bail after being arrested yesterday in an apparent check-cashing scheme, according to police.

Jeremy Gendron, 42, and Angela Semons, 35, both of Cypress Lane in Nashua, were both arrested around 2 p.m. on Oct. 20, for theft by deception, consolidation, a felony.

According to police, in March of this year, officers received a report from a TD Bank customer regarding lost money due to an alleged check-cashing scheme. Detectives investigated the claim further and upon investigation, alleged that both Gendron and Semons removed money from the victim’s account “through a series of fraudulent transactions.” A warrant was issued and they were both arrested.

Gendron and Semons face up to 15 years in jail plus fines. They were released on bail and will be arraigned in Nashua District Court at a later date, according to Lt. James Testaverde.

According to press reports online, the two have been in trouble before.

Gendron was arrested about four years ago and charged with felonious sexual assault of a girl under 13, according to police. Police later charged Semons a few months later with felony witness tampering for allegedly “meddling” in the case, according to the Nashua Telegraph.

Editor’s note: The following post was derived from information supplied by the Nashua Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction. Click this link to find out how to get a name removed from a New Hampshire Patch arrest report.