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November 30. 2012 10:41AM
ANTHONY VILLEGAS
Nashua man facing forgery charges
ANTHONY VILLEGAS
NASHUA - A city man is under arrest for allegedly forging checks stolen in a residential burglary last April.
Anthony Villegas, 57, of 3 Oak St., Apt. B, was arrested Thursday and charged with three counts of forgery, all class B felonies.
According to a news release, a burglary was reported on April 27. Later, the victim discovered checks were stolen and deposited at a local bank.
Police said an investigation identified Villegas as the person who signed the checks.
What's next: Villegas was held at the police station, pending arraignment Friday in 9th Circuit Court - Nashua District Division.
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