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Police ask for public’s help finding wanted man seen in Maine

Photo: Brentwood Police


Police say a wanted man considered armed and dangerous may be in Maine.

Police in Brentwood, New Hampshire said Tuesday they were searching for Peter Curtis. He’s wanted in connection with an abduction last week. The victim was not hurt and was returned home safe, according to CBS News.

Police say Curtis has recently been seen in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine.

Anyone who sees him is asked not to approach, but to contact police instead.

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