The United States Marshals Service District of Massachusetts Fugitive Task Force apprehended a suspect wanted by Massachusetts and New Hampshire authorities in Lowell, Massachusetts.
Daquhan Cromer, 29, was arrested about midday in connection with an assault incident in Lowell, Massachusetts.
Cromer was charged in Lowell District Court with two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon, one count of threatening to commit a crime, and one count of felony vandalism. Cromer was also wanted on a separate escape warrant from Salem, New Hampshire.
Cromer faced the accusations in Lowell District Court. The Middlesex County District Attorney’s Office requested a dangerous hearing be held. Cromer is being held without bail until the outcome of a dangerousness hearing on Monday, November 2, 2026.
Cromer was captured without incident in Lowell, MA. Cromer had earlier left New Hampshire authorities on Tuesday, resulting in a refuge for citizens in Salem, New Hampshire. Members of the USMS DMA Fugitive Task Force, the Massachusetts State Police (MSP) Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section (VFAS), the Lowell Police Department, and the Methuen Police Department worked together to make the arrest.
“The United States Marshals Service has a proud tradition of pursuing the nation’s most dangerous fugitives, and that mission remains as important today as ever,” said Dennis Matulewicz, USMS District of Massachusetts Director. “Every day, our deputies and task force officers fight to discover, detain, and bring violent offenders to court. We are delighted to work alongside our law enforcement partners to make our communities safer.”
The United States Marshals will not divulge any additional information regarding this case.
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The USMS and its law enforcement partners are committed to identifying, tracking down, and apprehending dangerous fugitives, collecting actionable intelligence, and working together to improve public safety in Massachusetts and across the country.
The USMS reminds the public that criminal charges and allegations are just that: accusations, and a defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.
If you have any information about the whereabouts of a state or federal fugitive, please contact the USMS at 1-877-WANTED2 or email [email protected].
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