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CONWAY — A Carroll County Superior Court grand jury has indicted a Jackson teen on "special felony" aggravated felonious sexual assault. Riley Hayes, 18, of Jackson was charged in February with felonious sexual assault when the victim was "physically helpless." According to police records, the age difference between Hayes and the alleged victim is less than three years. The Conway police log indicates Hayes was arrested at the Conway Police Station on Feb. 26 just before 4 p.m. Court paperwork shows Hayes turned 18 the day before the arrest, and the date of alleged offense was Oct. 17, 2...

He may have no contact with a Jackson teen who is accused of aggravated felonious sexual assault.  Matthew Cormier, 18, of Center Conway has been charged with "non-consensual dissemination of private sex images," persons required to report (a crime), and falsifying physical evidence. A bail slip indicates that the sex images and falsifying physical evidence charges are Class B felonies. The failing to report charge is Class A misdemeanor.  The date of the felony-level offenses, as listed on the bail slip, is Oct. 17, 2020.  Cormier is due for an in-person arraignment/bail hearing Apr...

CONWAY — 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 sho...

Chris DeVries, 38, may go to trial in August or September. On June 21, DeVries organized a North Conway protest he called “Skate Away the Hate,” which involved people riding bicycles and skateboards down White Mountain Highway from Schouler Park to Depot Road and back. At the protest, DeVries spoke through a bullhorn and listed demands that he said came from local chapters of Black Lives Matter. “If we divest funds from police and prison systems, we all benefit,” said DeVries. “Those funds can go to local communities and social services.” The following month, DeV...