Authorities in New Hampshire are actively searching for Dana Hathaway, a 29-year-old man who remains at large following a probation violation and flight from law enforcement. Hathaway is wanted in connection with an incident that occurred on September 18 near the Suncook Valley Highway in Epsom. On that date, officers attempted to arrest him, but he fled the scene and has not been apprehended since. His criminal history includes prior charges for robbery and assault, indicating a significant background that contributes to the ongoing concern regarding his whereabouts. The recent police activity took place in Gilmanton, located approximately 20 miles from the original Epsom search area. On Monday, a substantial law enforcement presence was observed near Route 140 in Gilmanton for several hours as officials conducted a search related to the suspect. While Gilmanton police did not explicitly confirm that the search was exclusively for Hathaway, the timing and context strongly link the operation to the manhunt for the fugitive. During the operation, a blue Nissan was seen being towed away from the scene in Gilmanton. Notably, the tow truck was observed leaving the police station roughly 30 minutes later without the vehicle, raising questions about the status of the evidence or the suspect's potential escape vehicle. Despite the intense police activity, officials have stated that there is currently no known threat to the general public. However, law enforcement agencies are urging residents to remain vigilant. The public is asked to contact police immediately if they observe anything unusual or suspicious in the Gilmanton area or if they have any information that could assist in locating Dana Hathaway. This situation remains active, and authorities continue to seek the suspect's capture to resolve the probation violation and ensure community safety.