Posts by NH Attorney General
Due to a cyber attack on NCR, a company that provides payment processing services to restaurants across the country, consumers may be temporarily unable to redeem gifts cards at certain restaurants in New Hampshire and across the country.
Authorities have identified the man who was shot and killed April 4 at a Bell Street residence.
State investigators found that between October 1, 2022, and February 28, 2023, Coast to Country failed to pay more than $250,000 in commissions for completed real estate transactions.
The settlement also limits Google’s use and retention of certain types of location information and requires Google account controls to be more user-friendly.
Amid the ongoing youth mental health crisis, New Hampshire Attorney General John M. Formella has joined 46 of his fellow Attorneys General in asking a state court to order social media company TikTok, Inc. to fully comply with an ongoing investigation into whether the company violated consumer protection laws.
Autopsy results were released Sunday for Timothy Pouliot, 24, who was the victim of a shooting on Old Granite Street in Manchester on January 28, 2023.
The new rule, “Prudence and Loyalty in Selecting Plan Investments and Exercising Shareholder Rights,” will take effect on January 30, 2023. Two-thirds of the U.S. population’s retirement savings accounts would be affected, totaling $12 trillion in assets. Strict laws placed in ERISA are intended to protect retirement savings from unnecessary risk.
On January 17, 2023, emergency medical personnel responded to a residence in Manchester, for a report of a minor in distress. The minor, 7-year-old Jaevion Riley, was ultimately transported to a hospital in Massachusetts for treatment, where he died on January 24, 2023.
A Gilford resident was shot and killed by police during a call on Varney Point Road for a person armed with a knife.
The settlement is the result of an extensive investigation by the Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau into the business practices of Dan O’Brien Kia initiated after the volume of consumer complaints filed against DMO drastically increased between 2019-2021.
Robert Gagnon of Manchester was arraigned Nov. 25, charged with attempted murder in the shooting of a Brookline man. Authorities believe the two crimes are connected.
Attorney General John M. Formella and Manchester Police Chief Allen D. Aldenberg announce that Vincent Chaney, age 50, formerly of Manchester, New Hampshire, was sentenced on November 16, 2022, by the Hillsborough County Superior Court-Northern District to 17 to 50 years in the New Hampshire State Prison. Mr. Chaney was sentenced after having been found guilty by a jury of one count of possessing crack cocaine with intent to sell or dispense and seven counts of possessing firearms after being a convicted felon.
Attorney General John M. Formella announces that the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has agreed to pay New Hampshire $3,477,195.30 to settle a nearly decade-long dispute over lost property tax revenue caused by flood control infrastructure located in New Hampshire.
Logan Levar Clegg, 26, most recently of South Burlington, Vermont, is charged with two counts of second-degree murder for knowingly causing the deaths of Stephen and Djeswende Reid by shooting them multiple times on April 18, 2022, in Concord.
Logan Clegg , 26, was located at the South Burlington Public Library where he was taken into custody Wednesday without incident on an unrelated warrant from Utah. He was taken to the Northwest State Correctional Facility and was to be arraigned Thursday morning.
Under the terms of the agreement, New Hampshire will receive at least $8,454,901.22 over a period of six to ten years, with the total amount paid increasing the longer the company takes to make payments.
Attorney General John M. Formella and Manchester Police Chief Allen Aldenberg announce that an arrest has been made in the suspicious death investigation that began in Manchester this morning.
New Hampshire Attorney General John M. Formella has joined a multi-state coalition asking Congress to allow attorneys general to enforce state and federal consumer protections for airline travelers. This request comes after attorneys general have received thousands of complaints from outraged passengers, claiming airlines have failed in their service responsibilities, causing significant frustrations and unnecessary challenges.
Instead of doing their duty, the State alleges that the defendant pharmacies flooded New Hampshire with more opioids than could be used for legitimate medical purposes.
