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Londonderry Man Indicted On Knife Threat Charge: Rockingham County Superior Court Indictments

Plus: Felon accused of possessing a firearm; Texas woman indicted on Salem habitual offender charge; pair accused of burglary in Danville.

A man from Lawrence, Massachusetts, was indicted on first-degree and second-degree assault counts, accused of headbutting an intimate partner, causing a fractured nose, in Chester on September 2020.
A man from Lawrence, Massachusetts, was indicted on first-degree and second-degree assault counts, accused of headbutting an intimate partner, causing a fractured nose, in Chester on September 2020. (Tony Schinella/Patch)

BRENTWOOD, NH — A grand jury in Rockingham County recently indicted the people listed below.

James Bakanosky, 36, of Webster Street in Haverhill, Massachusetts, on possession of fentanyl and assault by prisoners charges, both felonies. He was accused of possessing the drug and hitting a corrections officer at the Rockingham County Jail in Brentwood with urine on March 22.

Laura Jean Banks, 46, of Old Johnson Road in Danville, on a felony count of possession of crack cocaine and aggravated driving under the influence-30-plus mph on Interstate 93 in Londonderry on April 14.

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Nicole D. St. Germain, 52, of Brentwood Drive in Corpus Christi, Texas, on a felony count of driving while certified as a habitual offender while released on bail. She was accused of driving on Range Road in Salem on July 13 after being deemed a habitual offender by the NH DMV. St. Germain was also out on bail at the time, from Belknap and Hills North superior courts, according to the indictment.

Dennis M. Tetreault Jr., 38, of Ridgemont Drive in Londonderry, on a felony count of criminal threatening-domestic violence. He was accused of brandishing a pocketknife and pointing it at two other people during an argument in a kitchen in Londonderry on June 29.

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Wyman Washington III, 46, of Alan Circle in Londonderry, on two felony counts of possession of a firearm on April 19 in Londonderry. He is a felon due to a larceny conviction in Duval County Court in November 2005.

Kyle Joseph Watson, 21, of Brown Avenue in Manchester, on a felony count of reckless conduct-deadly weapon. He was accused of driving recklessly and putting others in danger in Londonderry on May 8.

Editor’s note: This post was derived from information provided by the Rockingham County Superior Court and does not constitute a conviction. This link explains how to request the removal of a name from New Hampshire Patch police reports.

Nathan M. Wilder, 43, of Beatrice Street in Danville, on a felony count of burglary-accomplice. According to the indictment, he acted in concert with John Richard Wilder on June 24 to purposely enter an occupied structure on Beatrice Street, armed with baseball bats, to threaten the occupant. John Richard Wilder, 66, of Quimby Court in Danville, was also indicted on a burglary-accomplice charge.

Richard J. Willette III, 30, of Summit Avenue in Lawrence, MA, on first-degree assault and second-degree assault, both felonies. He was accused of headbutting an intimate partner, causing a fractured nose, in Chester on Sept. 1, 2020.

Ronald Edward Wilson Jr., 40, of Hackett Hill in Hooksett, on two felony counts of stalking-domestic violence. He was accused of being in the presence of an intimate partner’s home on April 18 in Londonderry and again on April 26 at the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport in Londonderry. Wilson was convicted of stalking in August 2025 in Derry District Court.

Carole Lynn Wing, 47, of Sullivan Court in Salem, on a felony possession of a controlled drug-subsequent-methamphetamine charge in Derry on March 25.

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