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John Delee, 24, formerly of Salem but now detained in the Valley Street jail, contends that he shot Pouliot in self-defense, that it was three-on-one, and that Pouliot and his two friends had set him up for a beating.
A disbarred attorney was sentenced to one year in the New Hampshire State Prison in connection with the theft of nearly $360,000 in clients’ funds, including money intended to benefit Honor Flight New England.
Waleed Al Thuwayni, shot twice by Sgt. Derek Feather after the teen pointed a BB gun at him last March, began wailing in court Thursday when Feather said that when Thuwayni did that it resulted in “a response no one intended or wished for you.”
Over the past two weeks, the New Hampshire Liquor Commission’s (NHLC) enforcement division has rejected proposed labels for craft beers from at least a half-dozen breweries saying they likely would induce minors to drink.
A Bedford man, the financial adviser for years to a prominent Vermont family, must pay $27,631,816 to the investment company he managed after a jury last week found he was negligent and breached his fiduciary duty causing BDP Holdings to lose millions of dollars.
Two men are under indictment for securities fraud connected to an investment scheme in a brewery that allegedly bilked a family out of nearly a million dollars.
A Manchester police sergeant was barred for six months from working VIP security details following an April incident in which a Gov. Ron DeSantis protester was hit in the face with a Red Bull can tossed from a Manchester Police Department SUV providing security for the Florida governor.
A Manchester, NH, woman, identified by police as a member of the MS-13 gang, is among four people arrested in the machete killing of a teenage girl.
“That (the affordable housing project) was aligned with what we wanted to do for the homeless community. That was one of the reasons we chose this location because we wanted to be in the heart of the city where we can innovate and interact with all these individuals, especially those who are most vulnerable on the street.”