Nashua Teen, Four Others Arrested On Meth, Other Drug Charges

NASHUA, NH — Nashua police arrested five people on drug charges during another Granite Shield operation in the Gate City yesterday. Two Nashua residents – Justin Greenwood, pictured upper left, 42, of Sargent Avenue, and Katelyn Ferguson, 19, upper right, of Eric Avenue – were arrested on felony sale of methamphetamine charges. Greenwood was also charged on April 18, 2019, with criminal liability for the conduct of another-acts prohibited. He was released on bail pending arraignment at a future date.

Ferguson was also charged with possession of meth. She was released on bail and will be arraigned at a later date.

Jorjiana Rittenhour, 33, of Ernest Avenue in Exeter, lower left, was charged with felony possession of a controlled drug-methamphetamine. She was held without bail.

Tori Goulette, 41, lower center, of Main Street in Nashua, was charged with felony possession of a controlled drug-clozapine and unlawful possession of a prescription drug-gabapentin. She was released on bail and will also be arraigned at a future date.

Also arrested was Jose Torres, 28, of Wesley Street in Nashua, for felony acts prohibited; possession of a controlled drug-oxycodone hydrochloride and acts prohibited; possession of a controlled drug-marijuana. He was also held on bail.

The department’s Narcotics Intelligence Division, Problem Oriented Policing Unit, and Traffic Enforcement Unit were all involved in the arrests.

Nashua residents are urged to call the city’s narcotics hotline – 603-594-3597 – to report illegal drug activity.

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