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Salem Police continue search for escaped inmate, lift Shelter-in-Place order

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Salem Police continue search for escaped inmate, lift Shelter-in-Place order

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MANCHESTER, N.H.- Salem Police have lifted a shelter-in place order but say the search for an escaped inmate considered armed and dangerous continues.

Early Wednesday morning police lifted the order as they continue to search for Daquhan Cromer,21, after determining that he’s no longer in the area.

Police say Cromer escaped from the New Hampshire State Prison and began the search for him Tuesday evening after he was spotted in the area near Millville Street.

Cromer is described as a 6’2″ black make, with short dreadlocks, last seen wearing a white tank top and dark pants.

Anyone who may have information on his whereabouts is encouraged to contact Salem Police at 603-893-1911.

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