CONWAY â Carroll County Attorney Michaela Andruzzi on Tuesday filed charges of special felony aggravated felonious sexual assault and misdemeanor sexual assault against a Jackson teen.
The Conway Police Department log from Feb. 26-March 1 shows that Riley Hayes, 18, of Jackson was charged with felonious sexual assault when the victim was physically helpless and that the age difference between Hayes and the alleged victim is less than three years.
The log indicates Hayes was arrested at the Conway Police Station on Feb. 26 just before 4 p.m. Carroll County Superior Court paperwork shows Hayes turned 18 the day before the arrest, and the date of alleged offense was Oct. 17, 2020. Hayes was released on personal recognizance.
Letter: Children deserve our protection
Published: 3/10/2021 7:15:00 AM
I was appalled to read the
Monitor’s March 2 front page story describing the latest allegations of physical and sexual abuse by 150 workers at the state run Sununu Youth Center in Manchester. Of great concern is the statement “systemic, governmental child abuse that occurred was allowed to occur because there wasn’t sufficient oversight, and the state was institutionally negligent,” from Rus Riley, lawyer suing the state of NH on behalf of adults allegedly abused as youth at the Sununu Youth Center.
It is unclear where this investigation stands as later, the article states some of the charges were dropped and the state (of NH) was granted extensions, then filed a motion to dismiss the case. There is more to this story which the public should learn.