Has Tyler Boyer been arrested or charged with a crime?

Executive summary: The assembled materials do not provide conclusive evidence that a person named Tyler Boyer has been arrested or charged; available records show a New Hampshire court case titled "State v. Tyler Boyer" but offer no arrest or charging details, while multiple items appear to conflate Tyler Boyer with Tyler Boyd, a different individual who faced and later had charges dismissed. The strongest factual leads are a named court filing for Tyler Boyer (suggesting criminal-case involvement) and contemporary news about Tyler Boyd involving DUI- and drug-related allegations and later dismissal ^{[1] [2] [3]}.

1. Why the name mix-up matters and what the files actually say

The documents provided demonstrate a clear risk of conflating two different names: Tyler Boyer and Tyler Boyd. The New Hampshire court listing explicitly names The State of New Hampshire v. Tyler Boyer and gives a case number (2014-0725), which indicates formal court action was at least initiated ^[1]. Several other source summaries explicitly state they contain no information about Tyler Boyer and, in one case, note an unrelated local incident or administrative content ^{[4] [5] [6]}. Separately, news summaries and sports reporting discuss Tyler Boyd, a public figure who faced DUI and drug-related allegations with subsequent dismissal or reduction of charges in 2015–2018 ^{[2] [3]}. This split in naming is the central ambiguity preventing a definitive answer about Tyler Boyer.

2. The strongest lead: a New Hampshire court case listing

The most direct piece of evidence that Tyler Boyer was involved in a legal matter is the court docket entry titled State v. Tyler Boyer (case 2014-0725), which is presented as a formal record in the New Hampshire Judicial Branch documents ^[1]. A docket entry implies the state's initiation of criminal proceedings or at least a formal charge filing, but the available summary does not include prosecutorial charging documents, arrest reports, disposition, or whether an arrest occurred. The presence of the case listing is a reliable indicator of court involvement under that specific name, but it is not sufficient on its own to say whether Boyer was arrested, charged, convicted, acquitted, or had charges dismissed.

3. Contrasting public reporting about a similarly named athlete

Multiple summaries reference Tyler Boyd, not Boyer, and describe an arrest in 2015 for DUI and related offenses, and later procedural developments such as dismissal of certain charges in 2018 ^{[2] [3]}. These items come from mainstream reporting templates and a sports-news outlet summary and concern a high-profile athlete; such coverage can be mistaken for or conflated with other individuals when names are similar. The documents explicitly describe reduced or dismissed charges for Tyler Boyd, which provides a clearly documented outcome for that individual—but those outcomes cannot be transferred to Tyler Boyer without independent confirmation linking the identities ^{[2] [3]}.

4. Several sources report no information on Boyer—what that implies

A set of provided summaries explicitly states they contain no information about Tyler Boyer; some discuss unrelated local policing incidents or organizational matters and thus cannot verify an arrest or charge for Boyer ^{[4] [5] [7] [6]}. The absence of corroborating details across these items weakens any claim that the provided corpus proves Boyer’s arrest or charging. Lack of mention in multiple records could reflect either that Boyer was not involved in a widely reported case or that relevant documents were not included. Therefore, silence in these sources cannot be treated as proof of innocence or guilt—only as an evidentiary gap.

5. Bottom line: what can and cannot be concluded from the available materials

From the assembled materials, the defensible conclusions are: ^[8] There is a documented State v. Tyler Boyer court docket entry indicating legal proceedings involving someone by that name ^[1]; ^[9] separate, well-documented reporting pertains to Tyler Boyd, who faced and later saw dismissal/reduction of charges ^{[2] [3]}; and ^[10] multiple supplied sources explicitly contain no information about Tyler Boyer ^{[4] [5] [7] [6]}. Therefore, it is not possible to assert definitively that Tyler Boyer was arrested or charged based solely on the provided documents. To resolve the question conclusively, one should consult the New Hampshire court docket for case 2014-0725, arrest records in the relevant jurisdiction, and contemporary news coverage that explicitly uses the name "Tyler Boyer" rather than similar variants.