New Hampshire
Seacoast Man Indicted On 11 Child Rape Charges: Superior Court Roundup
BRENTWOOD, NH — A Rockingham County grand jury indicted the following people recently.
Adriel Julian Baez, 30, of Bridge Street in Lowell, Massachusetts, on a felony burglary charge. He worked in concert with Ronald Eugene Brillon Jr. to enter a building on Maple Avenue in Plaistow on Nov. 17, 2023, according to the indictment.
Taher A. Bashir, 18, of Laurel Street in Manchester on receiving stolen property and theft by unauthorized taking charges, both felonies. He was accused of working in concert with another to remove more than $1,000 worth of property from Target in Salem and possessed the stolen merchandise on March 9.
Anthony Michael Bizzocchi, 44, of Mason Avenue in Kittery, Maine, on attempted theft by unauthorized taking, receiving stolen property, and three theft by unauthorized taking charges, all felonies. He was accused of retaining control of a stolen VW Tiguan in Newfields, a stolen Audi A4 in Stratham, a GMC 1500 truck in Stratham, a Honda Odyssey in Stratham, and a Mercedez Benz Sprinter van in Stratham, all on April 3. Twice before, Bizzocchi has been convicted on theft charges.
Leonard Donald Boddy III, 43, Coopers Grove Road Kingston on two aggravated felonious sexual assault, two felonious sexual assault, and two indecent exposure and lewdness charges, all felonies, as well as an endangering welfare of a child charge. Between Sept. 1 and Dec. 31, 2023, he fondled a child and exposed his genitals to a child, according to the indictments.
Robert Harold Boulter Jr., 50, of Oldham Road in Hampstead on attempted capital murder and two reckless conduct charges, all felonies. He was accused of aiming a loaded rifle at a Danville police officer on Oldham Road in Hampstead and randomly firing the gun, placing others in danger, on March 18.
Tyler Boyle, 26, with a last known address of Marshview Circle in Seabrook, on two felonious sexual assault and nine aggravated felonious sexual assault charges, all felonies. He was accused of raping two children between May 1, 2022, and March 26, 2023, in Seabrook.
Zenandre Soucier Braccio, 30, of Arlington Street in Manchester on a felony theft by unauthorized taking charge. He was accused of exercising control over a BMW M4S on Dec. 10, 2023, in Derry.
Frank David Hampson, 44, of Ash Street in Nashua on three theft by unauthorized taking and four conspiracy-identity fraud charges, all felonies. He agreed with Derek Lennarston to pose as another on Nov. 23 and Dec. 8, 2023, and defraud them and obtain control over a wallet with credit cards on Nov. 25, 2023, in Londonderry, according to the indictments. On Dec. 8, 2023, in Londonderry, Hampson was accused of taking the wallet from another person’s vehicle. Twice before, he was convicted on a theft charge.
Shakeem Jeremiah Harris, 25, of Crown Street in Brooklyn, New York, on a felony accomplice to receiving stolen property charge and a resisting arrest or detention count. He was aided by Jaret Thurgood Simpson and Kofi Griffith in stealing merchandise from Home Depot in Londonderry on April 17, according to the indictment. Learn more about this case here: Police Take 3 Men At Gunpoint After Fleeing Vehicle On I-93 In Derry and here: Men From New York and New Jersey Accused Of Organized Retail Crime
David W. Harvey, 68, of Rockland Drive in Hampton on two felony tampering with witnesses and informants charges. He was accused of offering money to two women in Derry, one on Oct. 20, 2023, and the other on Oct. 25, 2023, to tell police they witnessed a paving worker assault him when they did not witness such an assault.
Jean Carlos Hidalgo Castillo, 32, of Hampshire Street in Lawrence, MA, on a felony willful concealment charge. He was accused of replacing a $2,300 television bar code with one from a $500 television at BJ’s Wholesale Club in Salem on Jan. 28.
Hakeem Altareek Hinton, 39, of Main Sreet in Haverhill, MA, on a felony possession of cocaine charge on March 20 in Salem.
Nicholas Alan Houseman, 35, of South Road in Londonderry on a felony theft by deception charge. He was accused of transferring a price marking of a lower-price item on a higher-priced item in Derry on May 6, 2023, at Walmart. Twice before, Houseman was convicted on a theft charge.
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Are you ready for your mornings reimagined?
Hi! I’m Garret Doll (like Ken, but less hair and not as handsome), and I’m teaming up with Katie Killourhy for 97.5 WOKQ’s new morning show, Garret & Katie in the Morning!
You ready to join us?
So, Who Is Garret Doll?
I’ve learned something about myself… I don’t like clutter. Unless it’s my clutter. Then it’s not clutter, it’s a system.
That’s probably a pretty accurate starting point for who I am. A little self-aware, a little stubborn, and definitely someone who knows what he likes. I like tacos, steak tips and lobster rolls. (Fun fact: I’ve never had a lobster roll until moving here.)
How It All Started
This whole radio thing started for me when I was 15. My mom helped me land a job at a radio station in my hometown (cause she worked there), and I fell in love with radio. I’ve never left this career.
I’ve spent my entire adult life doing this job, and I still feel like I lucked into the best job in the world. No two days are the same. One minute you’re talking about life, the next you’re playing your favorite songs, then suddenly you’re out in the community meeting people who feel like friends you’ve known forever.
Most of my career took me to places like Denver, Charleston, and Richmond. Now, somehow, it’s brought me here to New Hampshire.
Honestly, I look at it like a “this is exactly where I’m supposed to be” moment. It’s a new start on life, so to speak. You will learn more about that as we get to know each other and you listen to the show on 97.5 WOKQ.
Why WOKQ Matters to Me
WOKQ is one of those stations you hear about in radio. It’s got history. It’s got heart. And it’s built around a community that actually cares about local connection and country music throughout New England.
That matters to me.
I don’t want to just “be on the radio.” I want to be part of what’s happening here. The towns, the events, the random conversations at a bar, the places you tell your friends they have to check out.
That’s the fun part of all of this.
What I’m All About
I’m a pretty simple dude:
I’m the guy who would give you the shirt off my back
Glass half full (even when it probably shouldn’t be)
Always smiling
Authentic… sometimes too authentic
And yeah, there are definitely moments where I say something before thinking it all the way through.
So if you ever hear me and think, “Did he really just say that?” There’s a decent chance the answer is yes.
Some Quick Hits About Me
Coffee order: Americano
Drink Order: Old Fashioned or just a good local beer
Favorite food: Tacos (not even close)
Guilty pleasure show: The Big Bang Theory
Pet peeve: Close talkers… and people who are late
Random fact: I once got a tattoo of Dopey from the Seven Dwarfs because a girl I was dating wanted one. We got them together. (Don’t worry, it’s been covered up by a microphone and a rose… and I haven’t heard from her in about 20 years)
Let’s Do This Together
I’m new to town, which means I could really use your help.
Where’s your go-to spot when you just want to get outside? Best place to hike? Kayak? Local bar? Just disappear for a few hours?
READ MORE: Hidden Gems in New Hampshire: 5 Secret Places Worth Discovering
Drop me your favorites, because if there’s one thing I know, it’s that the best recommendations don’t come from Google… they come from you! The ones who actually live it.
And I’m ready to start exploring and getting to know you. So make sure to tune in to Garret & Katie in the Morning! See you there.
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HUDSON, N.H. — An animal cruelty investigation led to the arrest of two former tenants who police say left three cats behind in the apartment they were evicted from.
The Hudson Police Department said officers responded to 19 Oliver Drive on Nov. 25 after the town’s animal control officer received a report that multiple cats had been left behind in an apartment previously occupied by Faith Byers, 48, and Kevin Greene, 57.
The pair had reportedly been evicted a week earlier, on Nov. 18.
Police said that attempts to reach Byers and Greene by phone were unsuccessful, and the property owner later confirmed that the two had moved out without taking the cats or arranging for their care.
With the owner’s permission, police entered the apartment and found three cats alone inside the unoccupied residence.
Police said they determined the cats had been left unattended for several days in conditions lacking adequate airflow, sunlight, litter and consistent access to food or water. Police added that no care plan had been made for the animals, and neither former tenant indicated any intention to return for them.
The animals were safely removed and transported to the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire in Bedford, where they are now receiving care.
Arrest warrants were issued for Byers and Greene, who are each charged with one count of cruelty to animals, a Class A misdemeanor. They were arrested on Friday and released on personal recognizance bail.
They are scheduled to appear in 9th Circuit Court Nashua District Division at 1 p.m. April 28.
Follow Aaron Curtis on X @aselahcurtis, or on Bluesky @aaronscurtis.bsky.social.
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