Dover New Hampshire CrimeLine

Updated 07/28/2010

Robbery

On July 28, 2010 at approximate 0907 hours the Care Pharmacy located at 118 Central Avenue was robbed. The suspect is described as a white male, between 40 to 60 years old, approximately 5’5” to 5’10” with a “smaller frame”, wearing a green coat with tan trim, an Irish Scally cap, jeans with glasses. The subject had what appeared to be nylons over his glasses (see images below). The suspect approached the pharmacy counter and demanded Oxycontin. No weapon was shown and no threat of a weapon was made. The suspect left the store with an undisclosed amount of Oxycontin.

A blue older model “rectangular”, “beat –up” station wagon (with a roof rack – unknown if factory or after market) with unknown Maine registration was seen leaving the area and it is believed at this time that the suspect was the driver and sole occupant.

Arson

07/22/2010 at approximately 21:59:00 - It is believed that person(s) using fireworks set off a dumpster fire at 19 Second Street. The fire caused damage to the side of the building and a commercial van parked adjacent to it.

Criminal Mischief to Vehicle Windows

07/15/2010 20:00 to 07/15/2010 07:00 on New York St - rear window of pickup truck smashed..

07/13/2010 17:30 to 07/14/2010 06:10 on River St - windows smashed on construction equipment.

06/24/2010 17:00 to 06/27/2010 07:00 on Broadway - three DF Richard oil tankers had glass damaged.

Burglary

07/14/2010 17:00 to 07/14/2010 06:26 - A business in the 500 block of Central Ave was burglarized. Suspect(s) damaged a vehicle parked within, apparently incurring an injury and trailing blood throughout the interior.

Recent Thefts

07/13/2010 18:00 to 07/14/2010 14:45 - a resident of Pleasant View Circle resident reported a child's swing was stolen from the back yard. The swing was described as being a pink Little Tikes brand with a blue safety bar. The swing had been tied to the common clothes line to the rear of the residence and it appears as though it was cut down using a sharp cutting instrument.

07/12/2010 16:00 to 07/13/2010 15:00 - a Hampshire Circle resident reported between Monday, July 12, 2010, at 1600 hours and Tuesday, July 13, 2010, at 1500 hours, person(s) unknown stole an article of clothing off the clothes line. The item was described as a black pajama top with white polka dots.

07/12/2010 21:00 to 07/13/2010 20:00 - Another child's swing was stolen from a Dover Housing Authority resident on Whittier St. It was a Little Tikes brand green plastic swing with yellow rope that was hanging from the clothes line frames. The swing did not have any identifying marks.

07/13/2010 12:00 to 07/13/2010 12:26 - A yellow Next BMX style bike, with trick pegs on both wheels, front and rear grip brakes and star five point BMX wheels was stolen from the Community Trail in the area behind Fisher St.

07/01/2010 22:00 to 07/02/2010 09:00 - Bicycle stolen from The Highlands on Back River Rd. Bicycle Description: 24 Speed Trek Mountain Bike/ gold and black frame/ front fork is red/ oversized seat/ back wheel is street tire- front tire is off road mountain tire.

On or about 07/10/2010 12:00 - A wallet was stolen from Reds Shoe Barn on Broadway. The victim reported that she had arrived at Red's Shoe Barn at approximately 1200 hours, and entered the women's shoe department. At approximately 1230 hours, she placed her black leather wallet on a shoe box and tried on a pair of shoes. Several minutes later when she went to retrieve her wallet, she discovered it was missing. The victim was positive she had only laid the wallet down for a short amount of time and did not leave the area.

07/06/2010 10:00 to 07/06/2010 12:00 - A GPS device and an EZ Pass transponder were stolen from a car parked in the 600 block of Central Ave.

On or about 07/01/2010 23:00 - A resident reported that his Apple Iphone was stolen while he was at Fury's Publick House at 1 Washington St.

06/24/2010 22:00 to 06/24/2010 23:30 - A black flat screen television was stolen while left unattended in the hallway of The Meadows apartments.

06/24/2010 21:00 to 06/24/2010 23:37 - A patron of Planet Fitness had a wallet stolen from a locked locker. The investigating officer looked at the locker and saw that the mechanism was damaged. It appeared that a tool was used to defeat the lock or cut it.

 

 

 

 

In addition to information on these crimes, Dover CrimeLine would be interested in hearing from anybody with information regarding the illegal use or sale of drugs.

Dover CrimeLine is always interested in hearing from anybody who has information
regarding the illegal sale or distribution of alcohol to minors.

We encourage anybody with information, no matter how small the detail, to call Dover Crimeline at 749-6000 or submit an E-Tip. All tipsters remain anonymous and are identified only by their anonymous identity. Up to $1,000 will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a suspect(s).

 

Dover CrimeLine makes no attempt to gather personal information about you.

Your anonymity and trust is our greatest concern.

 

Wanted Persons

Updated 07/13/2010

By listing these wanted individuals, Dover CrimeLine is not recommending any attempt to apprehend or otherwise detain a wanted person when having an in-progress sighting.

For in-progress sightings please notify local authorities or call 911.

If you have information that can lead to an arrest, please contact CrimeLine at 749-6000 or submit a tip.

 

 

Adams, Brandon D. - Wanted for Violation of a Protective Order

Depiante, Cloves - Wanted for Interference with Custody of a Child

Schoemaker, John - Wanted for Theft by Unauthorized Taking

Selig, Matthew - Wanted for Bail Jumping

Settles Jr., Jim Marshall - Wanted for Failing to Register as a Sex Offender

Shaw, Thomas - Wanted for Forgery

Siksay, Arthur E. - Wanted for Stalking

Stevens, Mark J. - Wanted for Reckless Conduct

Webber, Maclean - Wanted for Abandoning a Motor Vehicle

 

 

To learn more about other wanted persons, please go to the Resources tab.

 

Graffiti

Please help us identify the person(s) responsible for these "taggings".

 

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E-Tips

Anonymous Tip Form

or you can call (603) 749-6000

Do not use the Anonymous Tip Form to report illegal or suspicious activity that is in progress - call local authorities.

Description of Illegal or Suspicious Activity

Using a few words, please describe the suspicious or illegal activity: (Examples: "theft from car", "drugs", "shoplifting", "underage drinking party", "wanted person", etc.)

If possible, list case number, graffiti image number, or wanted person name:

Where does this suspicious or illegal activity occur?

When did this suspicious or illegal activity occur? (put in as many dates as needed, a date range, or indicate if it is repeated bahavior)

Are there victim(s) of this suspicious or illegal activity? (first, last, even a nickname - name as many as you know)

 

Use your own words to describe what you know as true details of this suspicious or illegal activity:

 

Suspect(s) Information

(You can submit up to three suspects on this form - resubmit additional forms if there are more suspects)

Suspect #1 Name (first, last, even a nickname):

Gender: (pick from list) Male Female Unknown Skin: (pick from list) Albino Black Dark Brown Dark Fair Light Brown Light Medium Brown Medium Olive Ruddy Sallow Unknown Yellow Age: Height: Weight:

Other Suspect #1 Descriptors (tatoos? scars? hair color & cut? glasses?, etc):

Suspect #1 home address, where suspect works, known hangouts (give as much as you know):

Suspect #1 vehicle (plate?, make?, model?, color?, does suspect borrow a known vehicle?):

 

Suspect #2 Name (first, last, even a nickname):

Gender: (pick from list) Male Female Unknown Skin: (pick from list) Albino Black Dark Brown Dark Fair Light Brown Light Medium Brown Medium Olive Ruddy Sallow Unknown Yellow Age: Height: Weight:

Other Suspect #2 Descriptors (tatoos? scars? hair color & cut? glasses?, etc):

Suspect #2 home address, where suspect works, known hangouts (give as much as you know):

Suspect #2 vehicle (plate?, make?, model?, color?, does suspect borrow a known vehicle?):

 

Suspect #3 Name (first, last, even a nickname):

Gender: (pick from list) Male Female Unknown Skin: (pick from list) Albino Black Dark Brown Dark Fair Light Brown Light Medium Brown Medium Olive Ruddy Sallow Unknown Yellow Age: Height: Weight:

Other Suspect #3 Descriptors (tatoos? scars? hair color & cut? glasses?, etc):

Suspect #3 home address, where suspect works, known hangouts (give as much as you know):

Suspect #3 vehicle (plate?, make?, model?, color?, does suspect borrow a known vehicle?):

 

 

Create an Anonymous Identity

Please pick an animal, model of vehicle, or other unique item and attach 4 or more digits on the end - try to create a name that is easy to remember but does not personally identify you:

Example: "giraffe3322", "mustang6682", "lamp9912". You can use the same identity for future submissions.

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Dover CrimeLine makes no attempt to gather personal information about you.

Your anonymity and trust is our greatest concern.

If you decide not to create an anonymous identity, we will be unable to contact you for additional information or to give you a reward.

 

 

Resources

Below you will find addresses of informative sites. Dover CrimeLine does not utilize hyperlinks as we cannot guarantee personal data collection policies of any other web sites. Copy and paste the HTTP address to your browser if you choose to continue to any of these sites.

 

Local Web Links

Dover Coalition for Youth: http://www.doveryouth.com/

Dover Police Charities: http://www.doveryouth.com/DPC/index2.shtml

Dover Police Department: http://www.ci.dover.nh.us/police/default.htm

Dover Youth-2-Youth: http://www.doveryouth.com/index2.shtml

Fosters Daily Democrat (police logs, etc.): http://www.fosters.com/apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=FOSCOMMUNITY07

 

State of New Hampshire Links

NH Registered Sex Offenders Search Page: http://www.egov.nh.gov/nsor/

 

National Links

Amber Alert: http://www.codeamber.org/alerts.html

Center for Missing and Exploited Children: http://www.missingkids.com/

Federal Bureau of Investigation (main page): http://www.fbi.gov/

FBI Most Wanted: http://www.fbi.gov/wanted.htm

Homeland Security: http://www.dhs.gov/index.shtm

 

International Links

Interpol: http://www.interpol.int/

 

Dover CrimeLine makes no attempt to gather personal information about you.

Your anonymity and trust is our greatest concern.

 

 

The Mission of Dover CrimeLine

Dover CrimeLine works with the Dover Police Department toward enhanced public safety and crime reduction for the citizens of the Dover, New Hampshire. We strive to assist law enforcement agencies with information sharing on crimes and illegal activities within our community.  As a primary role, Dover CrimeLine works toward motivating citizens to increase vigilance and, whenever possible, to provide information on crimes and illegal activities by offering financial rewards for important information while maintaining privacy and anonymity for our citizen participants.   Annually, we work on various fund raising projects to include Dover Police Charities.

Established in 1991, Dover CrimeLine provides awards of up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest and indictment of individuals responsible for drug offenses and other crimes. Since its inception, Dover CrimeLine information has helped to recover property with a cumulative value or more than $18,000 and illegal drugs valued at more than $65,000. Thousands of dollars have been awarded to individuals supplying the information.

Dover CrimeLine is a separate and distinctly different organization that works with the Dover Police Department in a mutually cooperative partnership for crime prevention and community service. Dover CrimeLine has complete authority over this website and directs its operation. Voluntary board members of Dover CrimeLine hold regular meetings to review cases, decide on awards, seek out ways to promote Dover CrimeLine, and to conduct other regular business.

Dover CrimeLine Board

Jack Bernier - Dover Police Department, retired
Sandy Bickford - Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, retired
Rick Callaghan - Dover City Council
Judi Creteau - Tasker Funeral Home
Lisa Wainwright Davis - Voyager Insurance Services
Joy Dunphy - Dover Days Inn
Brian Fischer - www.earcraftmusic.com
Thom Hindle - Thom Hindle Studio/Gallery
Chuck Mancuso - www.comcast.com
Barbara Martin - Dover CrimeLine Board
Phil Rinaldi - Dover Secretarial Services
Doug Surina - The HUB Family Resource Center
Christopher Valley - Christopher.Valley@LibertyMutual.com
Scott Wellington - Scott.Wellington@LibertyMutual.com

Dover CrimeLine makes no attempt to gather personal information about you.

Your anonymity and trust is our greatest concern.

 

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Dover CrimeLine

46 Locust St.

Dover, NH 03820

or you can call (603)749-6000

 

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Your anonymity and trust is our greatest concern.

 

 

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What if the suspicious or illegal activity I am reporting is occurring right now or has just happened?

We ask that you immediately call local authorities if you witness suspicious or illegal activity that has just occurred or is still in progress. When you call, you can indicate that you wish to remain anonymous. The Dover Police non-emergency number is (603)742-4646.

If the situation is an EMERGENCY - please call 911 right away!

 

 

Dover CrimeLine makes no attempt to gather personal information about you.

Your anonymity and trust is our greatest concern.

 

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Dover CrimeLine

46 Locust St.

Dover, NH 03820