Hillsborough North Indictments: Manchester Man Stabbed Another

MANCHESTER, NH — The following people were indicted recently in Hillsborough County Superior Court-North.

• Dario Abruzzese of Manchester, NH was indicted for criminal threatening on Feb. 18 in Manchester. According to court documents, he threatened to use a deadly weapon against his stepfather. He also threatened to get a gun and shoot the man.
• Jose Acevedo of Manchester, NH was indicted for first degree assault on Mar. 1 in Manchester. Acevedo allegedly used a knife to stab a person in the abdomen. He was also charged with second degree assault for the attack.
• Sheri Adams of Allenstown, NH was indicted for possession of crack cocaine on Jan. 31 in Manchester. She was also charged with falsifying evidence by stepping on the drugs.
• Edward Almonte of Methuen, MA was indicted for forgery on Dec. 31 in Manchester. He was also charged with theft by deception for using a forged check to withdraw funds from a Bank of America.
• Johnny Almote of Manchester, NH was indicted for possession of fentanyl on Feb. 19 in Manchester.
• Aaron Anderson of South Hadley, MA was indicted for burglary on Jan 12 in Manchester. According to court documents, he entered the Welcome Home Rooming House after hours.
• Bruce Apostalas of Manchester, NH was indicted for escaping the Calumet House Transitional Work Center on Sept. 22 of 2017 in Manchester.
• Enrique Ayala of Manchester, NH was indited for rioting on Feb. 21 in Manchester. According to court documents, he instigated a fight on Walker Street with two others.
• James Ballam of Manchester, NH was indicted for common nuisance on Nov. 13, 2017 in Manchester. Police alledge he was keeping or selling drugs out of his home.
• Ariel Blanchette of Manchester, NH was indicted for sale of fentanyl to an informant with the NH State Police on July 20, 2016. She was also charged with sale of controlled drug within 1,000 feet of a school.

Editor's Note: This post was derived from info supplied by the Hillsborough County Superior Court-North. It does not indicate a conviction. This link explains the name removal request process for New Hampshire's Patch police reports.

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