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Unsolved Crimes - last updated 02/10/2013 |
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__________________________________________________________________ Merrimack Police are currently seeking information about the following crimes: 01/03/2013 - Residential Burglary
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Officers conducted a thorough search of the home's interior and the department's police K-9 was also deployed in an extensive peripheral search of the land surrounding the targeted home. Based upon the discovered track determined by the K-9, investigators feel very strongly that the persons responsible entered the homeowners back yard via a wooden fenced in area, and broke into the home on a rear deck.
Merrimack Police are following up on leads, and are scouring area pawn shops and gold buyers for jewelry and assorted other items which were taken from the home that morning. Anyone with information about the burglary or other helpful information is asked to contact Detectives Scott Park or Kenneth Macleod at the Merrimack Police Department at 424-3774, or to remain anonymous use the Merrimack Police Department's Crimeline at 424-2424 or by Clicking Here to provide investigators with helpful information.
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November 5, 2012 - ATC Power Burglary
Merrimack Police are seeking information from an early November commercial burglary at ATC Power Supply, located at the Riverside Business Park at the end of Depot Street. On Monday the 5th of November, shortly after 7:00am, business owner Joel Bedell discovered his place of business of 20 years had been burglarized sometime over the weekend. In the days following the burglary, Merrimack Police Discovered the dump site, where the company’s safe had been brought and peeled. Investigators were able to collect evidence to include what may later reveal a DNA profile.
If anyone has information as to the identity of the person(s) responsible should contact Detective Scott Park at 603-420-1818. To remain anonymous, call Merrimack Crimeline at 603-424-2424 or Click Here to provide anonymous information online.
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December 12, 2011- Home Burglary |
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November 29, 2011 – Car Break-Ins |
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Merrimack Police are investigating a Burglary that ocurred at S&J Motors in the late evening, early morning hours of July 30th, 2011. The automotive service bay of the facility was entered by force and a quantity of inspection stickers were stolen. Over the course of the last year beginning in August 2010, Merrimack investigators have looked into four other similar burglaries, three of which included the theft of inspection stickers. Tools and a small quantity of cash has also been taken during the commission of these crimes. Auto Workshop was victimized in August of 2010, while Holt's Automotive occurred in February 2011, Tire Town and Jean's Automotive were both entered on July 2, 2011 with S&J Motors as the latest victim. Anyone who has information about this crime can call Crimeline anonymously at 424-2424 or submit an anonymous web tip on this site. If this leads to an arrest you may be eligible for a cash reward! __________________________________________________ |
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The Merrimack Police Department is investigating a pair of burglaries that occurred overnight between Friday, July 1 and Saturday July 2. Tire Town, located at 444 Daniel Webster Highway, and Jean's Auto at 742 Daniel Webster Highway were both entered by force and had items stolen including inspection stickers and a quantity of cash. Additional information is available in their Press Release. Anyone who has information about this crime can call Crimeline anonymously at 424-2424 or submit an anonymous web tip on this site. If this leads to an arrest you may be eligible for a cash reward! _______________________________________________________________ |
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May 31, 2011 - Northeast Ice Cream Burglary |
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May 23, 2011 – Construction Site Thefts
Merrimack Police are currently investigating thefts occurring at the Merrimack Premium Outlets construction site over the weekend. Sometime between Saturday evening May 21 and Monday morning, the site was entered and an estimated $10,000 to $15,000 worth of tools and materials were taken. In addition, copper wire, pipes and fittings were taken. It appears OHRV(s) were used to enter the site and remove these items. The Merrimack Police Department Criminal Investigation Bureau is investigating and is requesting anyone who may have seen something in the area during this time frame contact investigators. More information is available in their Press Release.
Information about this crime can also be forwarded anonymously by calling Crimeline at 424-2424 or submitting an anonymous web tip on this site. If this leads to an arrest you may be eligible for a cash reward! |
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Merrimack Police are currently investigating a rash of business burglaries that appear to have occurred overnight Saturday April 23, into the morning hours of Sunday April 24th. The burglaries were committed along the Daniel Webster Highway corridor from the Commons Plaza at 515 Daniel Webster Highway to the Shaws Plaza located at 356 Daniel Webster Highway. A total of 9 reports were taken by investigators. Two of the burglaries were reported on Sunday. The remainder were reported on Monday morning following the Easter Holiday weekend when many of the businesses were closed.
All of the businesses were entered by use of force, primarily through a rear door. A majority of the businesses did not suffer a loss, outside of the damage caused by the perpetrator(s) gaining entry. It appears that the perpetrator(s) were looking for cash that was easily accessible. Three of the businesses did suffer cash losses of monies that were kept on hand, but losses were limited and those amounts will not be disclosed at this time should a suspect(s) be developed. One of the businesses did report the theft of a laptop computer in addition to its cash loss. The investigation will be overseen by the Merrimack Police Criminal Investigation Bureau. Anyone with information regarding this crime is urged to contact Merrimack Investigators at 603-424-3774. Information can also be provided anonymously by calling Merrimack Crimeline at 603-424-2424 or by submitting an anonymous web tip on this site.
Tips through Crimeline that lead to an arrest and prosecution are eligible for cash rewards.
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Merrimack Police have surveillance video of someone breaking into the McDonald's restaurant on Continental Boulevard shortly after it closed. The burglar opened a safe and took cash before leaving. Full story and more details can be found on the local news channel website. Video footage can also be viewed at this location. Anyone who has information about this crime can call Crimeline anonymously at 424-2424 or submit an anonymous web tip on this site. If this leads to an arrest you may be eligible for a cash reward! __________________________________________________________________ |
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On Monday 13 September 2010, The Merrimack Police Department investigated two overnight residential burglaries, as well as three attempted ones in the neighborhoods off of Route 3, the Daniel Webster Highway near the Bedford Road intersection. These occurred during the overnight hours and entry was gained through unlocked doors and windows in both of the residences. In two of the attempts, victims found doors left open and did not report the incidents to police until they were contacted while the neighborhoods were being canvassed as part of the investigation. Wallets and purses containing cash and credit cards were taken from the residences after entry was gained, while residents slept. The burglaries are being investigated by the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Merrimack Police Department. More details are available in their Press Release. Anyone who observed suspicious activity or persons in the area or who has information about this crime can call Crimeline anonymously at 424-2424 or submit an anonymous web tip on this site. If this leads to an arrest you may be eligible for a cash reward! _____________________________________________________________________ |
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On the morning of Saturday, September 11 The Merrimack Police Department investigated three overnight residential burglaries in the Amherst Road and Stevens Avenue area. The burglaries occurred in the overnight hours and entry was gained through unlocked doors and windows in all of the residences. Wallets and purses containing cash and credit cards were taken from the residences after entry was gained while residents slept. The burglaries are being investigated by the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Merrimack Police Department. More details are available in their Press Release. Anyone who observed suspicious activity or persons in the area or who has information about this crime can call Crimeline anonymously at 424-2424 or submit an anonymous web tip on this site. If this leads to an arrest you may be eligible for a cash reward! _________________________________________________________________________ |
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Police are investigating a second armed robbery at Cinemagic movie theater. Shortly after 1:00 a.m. on January 4, 2010, officers responded to a 9-1-1 call from two employees who had just been robbed at gunpoint in the parking lot as they were leaving the theater after closing for the night. Merrimack Police are looking for a black male in his late 20's or early 30's, 5'9", 225-250lbs. He was wearing a black winter jacket with an attached black hood. The suspect took cash and used one of the victim's vehicles to flee the area. The vehicle was recovered by police a short distance from the scene. Police were able to trace the suspects movements prior to robbery with the use of the police department's K-9. More information is available in the Press Release. Anyone who has information about this crime can call Crimeline anonymously at 424-2424 or submit an anonymous web tip on this site. If this leads to an arrest you may be eligible for a cash reward! ____________________________________________________________________ |
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On December 22, 2009 at 12:55 a.m. police responded to Cinemagic Movie Theater in response to the report of an armed robbery. Two perpetrators brandishing a handgun confronted the night supervisor after closing. They demanded the night deposit bag. The employee's cell phone, keys and vehicle were also taken, but were recovered a short distance from the scene. One suspect is described as a black male approximately 6' tall and 250 pounds wearing a full-face ski mask and a gray puffy ski jacket. The second suspect is a black male approximately 5'10" tall and 240 pounds wearing a dark colored knit cap and blue bandana. The Merrimack Police Department Criminal Investigation Bureau is investigating this crime. More details are available in their Press Release. Anyone who has information about this crime can call Crimeline anonymously at 424-2424 or submit an anonymous web tip on this site If this leads to an arrest you may be eligible for a cash reward! ___________________________________________________________________ |
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