Posts by NH Attorney General's Office
An arrest has been made in connection with the January 20, 2026, suspicious death of an adult male in the area of Barry Avenue and Spruce Street in Manchester.
Law enforcement officials from Manchester Police and the NH Attorney General’s office are investigating the suspicious death of an adult male in Manchester late Tuesday night.
A new warning for EBT cardholders was issued Friday from the NH Attorney General’s office about a phone scam targeting recipients of cash assistance benefits, following reports of significant financial losses connected to fraudulent ATM withdrawals in New Hampshire.
A coalition of attorneys general including NH’s John M. Formella are calling on Meta to better enforce its own policies about pharmaceutical and wellness ads on Instagram and Facebook and take additional measures to prevent AI-generated weight loss content in ads.
Attorney General John M. Formella on Tuesday released the identities of the Manchester Police Department officers who discharged their firearms during a shooting incident in the early morning hours of December 6, 2025, in Manchester, which resulted in the death of 24-year-old Nickenley Turenne.
The Merrimack County Grand Jury has indicted Tristan A. Anderson, 22, of Hooksett, for two class A felonies and one class B felony for conduct relating to threats to target Governor Kelly Ayotte.
Attorney General John M. Formella announced Monday that his office has negotiated a settlement with PayPal, Inc. and PayPal Holdings, Inc. (collectively PayPal) that includes injunctive relief requiring PayPal to make significant changes to its popular e-payment platforms, PayPal and Venmo, both of which are owned by PayPal, Inc., as well as a monetary payment of $1.75 million.
Attorney General John M. Formella is directing consumers’ attention to new information and instructions to receive funds from a $700 million settlement with Google secured by Attorney General Formella and a coalition of 52 other attorneys general. Preliminary approval has been granted, triggering the court’s notice and approval process.
“This lawsuit alleges that Uber’s practices obscured critical information about costs, savings, and cancellation, and New Hampshire is joining our federal and state partners to ensure that companies are held accountable and consumers are treated fairly.”
New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella last week welcomed cold case investigators from across New England for a two-day summit aimed at strengthening cross-border collaboration, advancing investigative techniques, and improving outcomes for long-term unsolved cases.