Nashua Police Arrest Man In Connection With March Burglary

NASHUA, NH — A man from Nashua was arrested and charged with felony burglary in connection with a home invasion that occurred on March. 1 in the city, said police.

Marcus Ndlovu, 20, of Nashua, was arrested on May. 23 after detectives identified him as one of the people involved in a home invasion on March. 1 Ndlovu was charged with felony burglary, said Nashua Police Department. Ndlovu remained in custody until his trial at Hillsborough County Superior Court, police said.

If convicted, Ndlovu will face up to 15 years in New Hampshire State Prison.

On March.1, Nashua police reported to Southern New Hampshire Medical Center to speak with a victim who had suffered injuries from a home invasion, which occurred earlier that day at a residence in the city. The burglars had forced their way into the victim's home, assaulted him and stole valuable items from the house, said police. Detectives of the Criminal Investigation Division continued the investigation and identified Ndlovu as one person involved in the crime; police then obtained a warrant for Ndlovu's arrest and subsequently charged him for the crime on May.23, according to police.

Anyone with information regarding this incident is urged to contact the Nashua Police Crime Line at 603-589-1665.