MANCHESTER, NH – A police investigation into an allegation of criminal slander filed by Alderman Crissy Kantor against a private
Four officers involved in an August incident in which they told a homeless man they were going to give him a head start in a game of “manhunt” were disciplined for violating internal Manchester Police Department standards of operating procedures.
A city resident, who criticized the Manchester Police Department after a June officer involved shooting that resulted in the death of a 56-year-old man, was fired from his job after police allegedly targeted his employer.
Following an Aug. 10 incident at the Babylon Hookah Bar, it remains uncertain if the business will seek to challenge the suspension of its business license by the city.
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FEEDNH.org donates $25,000 to the Building On Hope project for the Manchester Police Athletic League. The funds are earmarked for the buildings kitchen renovation.
Leela Cable was last known to live in Manchester and has strong ties to the area. If you have any information about the whereabouts, or have observed a person that resembles Cable, please contact the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force, or your local police.
A landlord is claiming his rights were violated and his reputation was damaged after he was arrested for wiretapping following a March drug raid at his property. He has named two officers as defendants, along with the city, in a $1.25 million suit filed June 19, 2015.
A list of arrests logged by Manchester Police between June 12 and 19.
It’s (almost) official. The city’s new chief, Nick Willard, was confirmed unanimously during Tuesday night’s Board of Alderman meeting. He will be sworn in July 1.