NH Man, With Active Nashua Firearm Case, Wanted In Manchester Shooting

MANCHESTER, NH — A Queen City man with a prior gun-related case out of the Gate City is wanted by Manchester police after a shooting on July 22.

In an alert issued Thursday, Manchester police are seeking to find Dyllon Potvin, 22, of Manchester, after a shooting on Bridge Street. Police, according to Heather Hamel, the public information officer for the department, were requested to investigate a bullet hole found in an apartment from a neighboring apartment. The tenant reported finding drywall on the floor, a hole in the ceiling, an indentation in a wall, and a shell casing behind a door, the report said.

“During the investigation,” she said, “police determined that the bullet had come from a neighboring apartment and established probable cause to charge Potvin with felony reckless conduct as well as falsifying evidence.”

Hamel said this was the second firearm-related incident Potvin has been involved with in recent months. He was arrested in Nashua in May on felonious use of a firearm and falsifying physical evidence charges after an incident in the city on April 26. Potvin was released on personal recognizance bail after being charged in the Nashua incident. He was indicted on the charges in Hillsborough County Superior Court South in mid-July.

Anyone with information about Potvin’s whereabouts is asked to call Manchester Police at 603-668- 8711. Tipsters can also remain anonymous and call the Manchester Crimeline at 603-624-4040.

Previously, according to superior court records, Potvin was accused of two felony acts prohibited charges out of Rochester in August 2018, charges that were later nolle prossed.

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