Crime & Safety
UPDATED: Fugitive in ID Theft Case Caught in Bow
Federal court issued an arrest warrant for Patrick Lord for violations of conditions of supervised release
U.S. Marshals have caught Patrick Lord, 45, a fugitive from justice, at a hotel in Bow, according to a press release from Deputy U.S. Marshal Jeffrey White, District of New Hampshire.
Lord was on a supervised release as part of his sentencing.
According to White, the task force received a tip that Lord might be in the Concord area, staying at a local hotel.
"Members of the fugitive task force canvassed the local hotels in the Concord/Bow area and discovered that Lord was staying at a hotel in Bow," he noted. "As members of the fugitive task force were preparing to enter the room, Lord exited the room to go outside to 'check the weather,' at which time Lord was arrested without incident."
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He will be arraigned in U.S. District Court later today.
The previous post is below:The New Hampshire Joint Fugitive Task Force is working to locate and arrest fugitive Patrick Lord in connection with a 2008 conviction and sentence on aggravated identification theft and other fraud charges.
The U.S. District Court issued an arrest warrant for Lord for violations of conditions of his supervised release.
U.S. Marshals say Lord was last known to live in Concord, or Manchester, and is likely in one of the communities still.
The U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force reminds residents to not attempt to apprehend the fugitive, but report any related information to the nearest Marshals office, at (603) 225-1632, or 1-877-WANTED-2.
Local Contact: Deputy U.S. Marshal Greg Murano at (603) 225-1632
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