Woman Arrested for Misusing Credit Card

A Nashua woman was charged with theft of lost or mislaid property after fraudulently using a credit card left behind at her place of employment.

Ennovi Burgos, 19, of 10 Hanover St., Nashua, turned herself in on July 27 for using a debit card for her own purposes after a customer accidentally left it behind on July 11.

The woman who left the card had presented it to an employee at a local drive-through restaurant and left without getting her card back, police say.

On July 12, the woman realized she didn't have her card and realized she'd left it at the restaurant. When she called an employee said they had her card. However, while at home, the victim received a call from her credit card company's fraud division, alerting her to a purchase she didn't make, police say.

It was determined that Burgos had used the card and a warrant was issued for her arrest.

She was released on $750 personal recognizance bail and ordered to appear in court on Aug. 23.

Other arrests in the since Thursday include:

• Kevin Cyr, 16, of 3 Rose Lane, Merrimack, was charged with transporting marijuana after being stopped by a police officer who said he saw a female passenger in Cyr's vehicle smoking a "blunt."
  
  On July 28, just before 9 p.m., an officer was riding a marked motorcycle on Daniel Webster Highway near Elbit systems and said he could smell burnt marijuana coming from a car ahead, police say. When the officer was parallel with a 2006 Ford Freestyle he could see the female passenger of the vehicle smoking and pulled the car over, police say.
  
  Cyr and his passenger, a juvenile, were both taken into custody. Cyr was released on $1,000 personal recognizance bail to the custody of a parent and was ordered to appear in Merrimack Court on Aug. 2. The juvenile was charged with possession of marijuana and released to a parent. Her case was bound over to the juvenile detective and she will be summonsed to juvenile court.

• On July 29, David Sithole, 32, of 1 Cityview Lane, Quincy, Mass., turned himself in on a warrant for his arrest for operating after suspension, a second offense. Sithole drove off from the Merrimack court on July 27 with a suspended license, police say. He was released on $2,500 personal recognizance bail and ordered to appear in court on Aug. 30.

• Hollie Eastwood, 39, of 72 Squire Drive, Nashua, was charged with operating under the influence of a an intoxicating liquor and transportation of a controlled drug after she was stopped for a motor vehicle violation on Sunday. She was placed on $1,5000 personal recognizance bail and ordered to appear in Merrimack court Aug. 30.