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The state Supreme Court upheld an order denying Volodymyr Zhukovskyy’s third motion for an evidentiary bail hearing in connection with manslaughter and negligent homicide charges in the Randolph crash in which seven members of the Marine veterans’ Jarheads Motorcycle Club were killed.
Britany Barron, the Jaffrey woman who cut the head off her dead lover, will plead guilty on Monday to three counts of falsifying physical evidence as part of a plea agreement filed late Friday.
Ely, 40, was shot and killed during an armed standoff with New Hampshire State Police troopers during the March incident. The New Hampshire Attorney General’s report on the shooting, released Wednesday, found that the six troopers who shot Ely were legally justified.
New Hampshire Attorney General John M. Formella, New Hampshire State Police Colonel Nathan Noyes and Bedford Police Chief John J. Bryfonski announce additional information regarding the two homicides in Bedford, New Hampshire.
Police accused of misconduct in New Hampshire could soon find themselves called before a new state entity tasked with adjudicating the complaints.
UPDATED: Attorney General John M. Formella, State Police Colonel Nathan Noyes and Bedford Police Chief John J. Bryfonski announce that Theodore Luckey, age 42, of Ashbury Park, N.J. has been arrested on second-degree murder charges for killing two adult males in Bedford.
The New Hampshire Department of Corrections, in coordination with
NH State Police, are investigating the un-timely death of Beau Mitchell (age 41), a resident at the New
Hampshire State Prison for Men in Concord.
The state is shifting its COVID-19 vaccine media focus and spokesmen away from political figures like Gov. Chris Sununu to citizens who have received the benefits of receiving the shots, the Executive Council was told on Wednesday.
Since the Attorney General’s Office began maintaining the Laurie list of dishonest police now known as the Exculpatory Evidence Schedule in March of 2017, a total of 14 redacted names have been confidentially removed, according to Senior Assistant Attorney General Geoffrey Ward.
A bill enhancing penalties on repeat drunk drivers who injure or kill others was signed into law by Gov. Chris Sununu Monday, naming it after a deceased victim, Tyler Shaw.
