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Nashua man arrested on domestic violence charges


April 16. 2014 11:35AM
DAVID PEREZ 

NASHUA – A 25-year-old Nashua man faces several domestic violence-related charges after police said he assaulted a woman by grabbing, punching and choking her.

David Perez was arrested after police met with the woman at a local hospital Sunday at 10:05 p.m. Police said the victim, who is known to Perez, received non-life-threatening injuries.

Perez was charged with domestic violence: second-degree assault, a class B felony, as well as five counts of domestic violence: simple assault, which are class A misdemeanors.

He was held overnight on $10,000 cash bail pending his arraignment Monday.


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