Wanted Man Turns Self In, Faces More Charges in Nashua

Thomas Carey, 35, of Hudson, who was wanted on a warrant by Hollis Police, turned himself in Aug. 7, hours after his image was distributed by police seeking the public's help in locating him, according to Hollis Police Lt. Richard Mello.

Carey is charged with disobeying a police officer and driving after suspension, both class A misdemeanors. He also faces a felony charge of falsifying physical evidence and numerous violation level motor vehicle charges.

While being booked in Hollis it was discovered that Carey had another active arrest warrant issued by the Nashua Police Department and he was subsequently released from our custody on $5,000 personal recognizance bail and turned over to the Nashua Police Department.

According to Nashua Police Lt. Denis Linehan, Carey faces additional charges in Nashua on warrants including: domestic violence, simple assault; criminal mischief; domestic violence, criminal trespass; and theft by unauthorized taking, all related to incidents which happened in April of 2013, Linehan said.

Carey is scheduled to be arraigned in the 9th Circuit Court, Nashua District Division on Aug. 21, 2013.