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Merrimack man arrested in theft of ladder from sewage-treatment facility


March 06. 2013 9:23AM

MERRIMACK - A 21-year-old man is accused of stealing a ladder from the town's wastewater-treatment plant.

Tyler Letourneau of 302 Continental Blvd. was arrested Tuesday on a warrant charging him with theft by unauthorized taking.

On Feb. 6, a treatment plant employee saw a man taking the ladder and called police. The witness provided detailed information that led them to charge Letourneau with the theft.

Letourneau is being held on $500 cash bail in the Valley Street jail in Manchester pending arraignment today in 9th Circuit Court, Merrimack District Division.


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