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Nashua man wanted by authorities appears before judge

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Nashua man wanted by authorities appears before judge

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MANCHESTER, N.H.- The Nashua man wanted by authorities on a number of charges ranging from possessing and transporting both drugs and guns who managed to evade capture until recently appeared before a judge.

According to court documents on Monday Jacob Reznikow, 39, appeared before a judge to answer for a number of charges, including possessing and transporting drugs and guns, leaving the scene of an accident. It should be noted however, that Reznikow did not have an attorney present during the proceedings.

Prosecturs say Reznikow has a lenthgy criminal background dating back to 2009, and that he refused to comply with the legal process.

Following his appearance the judge ordered Reznikow held without bail until his next court appearance in November.

Reznikow’s appearance in court comes after he was arrested by US Marshals in Rome New York a few months back.

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