Convicted Epsom Burglar Arrested Again

STODDARD, NH — A local man was arrested and held after a multi-month home burglary investigation by New Hampshire State Police. Jared Fellows, 31, of Epsom, was arrested on Aug. 27, 2017, and charged with felony burglary. Back in early June, Troop C troopers were sent to a home on Route 123 in Stoddard for a report of an interrupted burglary.

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After investigating the incident, Fellows emerged as a suspect and a warrant was issued for his arrest on Aug. 17. (For more information on this and other neighborhood stories, subscribe to Concord NH Patch to receive daily newsletters and breaking news alerts.)

Last night, around 10 p.m., Fellows was arrested at home by state troopers and the Epsom Police. He was held and is due to be arraigned later today in Cheshire County Superior Court.

Anyone with information about the incident in Stoddard is urged to contact Trooper Thomas Byrne of Troop C at 603-358-3333.

Fellows, according to post online, was arrested in 2013, on criminal threatening, assault, and mischief charges after he reportedly pushed a family member into a cabinet and allegedly threatened to kill a family member and her baby, according to the New Hampshire Union Leader. Previously, he has been convicted of assault by a prisoner, felon in possession of a dangerous weapon, and burglary, the report noted.

Earlier this year, according to Raymond Police, he was arrested on a bench warrant out of Hillsborough County after a motor vehicle stop.