A former fugitive and felon captured in New York is back facing numerous charges in New Hampshire, according to Nashua police.[1] The accused is 39-year-old Jacob Reznikow.[1] Authorities arrested him in New York on Oct. 9 after detectives joined the BATF and the U.S. Marshals Service to search for him.[1] After extradition to New Hampshire, he was charged in Nashua on Oct. 23.[1] He faces 20 felony and misdemeanor counts.[1] The Nashua charges comprise receiving stolen property, felonious use of firearms, four counts of possession of a controlled drug with intent to sell/distribute-subsequent and nine convicted felons charges, all felonies, as well as conduct after an accident and four misdemeanor counts of possession of drugs.[1] Hudson also charged him with driving after suspension, and after being charged he was held without bail and arraigned on Oct. 26.[1]
The case began on June 10, when Nashua police stopped Reznikow for driving under the influence and driving after suspension.[1] Officers said they believed drugs were in the vehicle and obtained a search warrant.[1] The warrant search found what police described as a large quantity of various controlled drugs, including psilocybin mushrooms, crack cocaine, MDMA, and marijuana and THC-infused products, the cannabis component recorded here.[1] Police also reported finding a drug scale, handwritten ledgers, six handguns, two shotguns, a rifle and significant quantities of ammunition.[1]
Sgt. John Cinelli, the public information officer and communications division supervisor for the Nashua Police Department, provided the account of the stop and seizure.[1] Detectives continued the investigation after the June seizure while Reznikow remained at large until the October arrest in New York.[1]
