Pair From Nashua Accused Of Faking Gas Station Robbery

NASHUA, NH — Police believe a gas station robbery in November 2019 in Nashua was orchestrated by an employee and a former employee, according to police. Around 10 p.m. on Nov. 28, 2019, officers were sent to the Speedway on Amherst Street for a report of a robbery. At the time, Sabrina Bolton, 29, of Hanover Street in Nashua, was the only employee on duty, according to Lt. Daniel Mederos of the Nashua Police Department.

"(Bolton) reported an unknown male entered the business demanding money while claiming to be armed with a firearm," according to Mederos. "The male eventually left the store with an undisclosed amount of money."

Detectives worked the case and later, "determined that Sabrina Bolton and Paul Levesque, orchestrated the robbery to steal money from the business," he said. Levesque, 21, also of Hanover Street, was a former employee at the Speedway. Both Bolton and Levesque knew each other, Mederos said.

Bolton was arrested on Feb. 21 on theft by unauthorized taking or transfer; acting in concert and false report to law enforcement, both misdemeanors. Levesque faces a single theft count. They are both expected in Nashua District Court on March 18.

Anyone with more information about this incident is asked to contact the Nashua Crime Line at 603-589-1665.

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