Posts by Pat Grossmith
A Circuit Court judge routinely signed documents sent to her for approval from a marital master without reading them, a practice that ultimately led to her investigation by the Judicial Conduct Committee and her arrest Thursday on five criminal offenses.
A parking control officer filed a complaint last month against Alderman-at-Large Joe Kelly Levasseur who she alleged verbally accosted her after she issued a $50 ticket for him parking his car in a zone reserved for city buses on Elm Street.
A Goffstown man scammed Hannaford Supermarket out of more than $1,500 worth of food by scanning universal product code (UPC) labels for 33-cent Kool-Aid packs instead of the much pricier UPCs affixed to expensive meats and seafood, according to indictments.
A city man who last May pointed a gun at peaceful Black Lives Matter protesters outside the Manchester Police Department was sentenced Monday to 12 months in the Valley Street jail after he pleaded guilty to a felony charge of criminal threatening.
A former Concord High School business teacher, who previously was fired from Southern New Hampshire University for inappropriate texts he sent to a college student, is being held without bail on 17 counts of prostitution and manufacturing child pornography involving a high school student.
A day after a fire destroyed a makeshift tent at a homeless encampment near the Amoskeag Bridge, the fire department posted a notice ordering everyone to leave due to “fire and life safety concerns.”
Have you always wanted to be a police officer but believed that joint you smoked in college or that “Mom” tattoo on your arm precluded you from joining Manchester’s finest? Think again.
A judge denied the request of a man who wanted to be released from the Valley Street jail to enter a treatment program saying he recalled the case involved the recovery of a significant amount of drugs and a loaded gun, found inside a child’s toy.
Assistant Hillsborough County Attorney Norm Lazarow said Connor Shaughnessy threatened his father with a gun, racketed an AK-47 and had more than 15 firearms within the home.
George England, who was living at the homeless shelter at 199 Manchester St. on Wednesday when the Elm Street Citizens Bank was robbed on Wednesday, remains hospitalized at Catholic Medical Center. On Friday, a bail hearing was held for England in Hillsborough County Superior Court Northern District. England listened in via telephone from the hospital while attorneys appeared via WebEx.