Courts & Corrections
12 From Colebrook Area Indicted for Drug Trafficking
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CONCORD – Twelve individuals who previously were arrested have been indicted by a federal grand jury for crimes that primarily involve prescription drug trafficking.
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AG: 7 Added, 2 Removed from Secret List of Dishonest Police From January to April
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The Laurie List now includes 264 redacted names, up from 153 a year ago.
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Hassan Sapry Arrested in Connection With Laconia Murder
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The Medical Examiner has determined that the cause of Wilfred Guzman’s death was blunt and sharp force injury to the head, and the manner of death was homicide.
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AG Seeks ‘Dangerous’ Man as Person of Interest in Laconia Homicide on Friday
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“Mr. (Hassan) Sapry was last seen in the area of Pleasant Street in Laconia on Tuesday afternoon and is believed to be on foot. Mr. Sapry is considered to be dangerous and should not be approached.”
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School Discrimination Bill To Wait For Now
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The Senate wants to wait and see what the House does with its bill banning discrimination in public schools before moving forward with a similar House-passed bill.
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Packed Hearing on Legalizing Pot Bill, More Testimony to Come
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The committee heard half of the speakers in three hours and agreed to reconvene on May 7 at 9 a.m.
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AG Releases Few Details on Homicides in Hampton, Laconia; No Arrests
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Editor’s note: Attorney General’s Office didn’t immediately respond to questions about any possible relationship between the homicides in Laconia on Friday and Hampton on Saturday or whether there are suspects at large who could be dangerous.
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AG: Suspicious Death in Hampton; Homicide in Laconia
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Wilfred Guzman’s death in Laconia was caused by blunt and sharp force injury to the head, and the manner of death was homicide. No name or details in Hampton death.
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Senate Votes To Expand Medicaid Dental, Hike Net Metering & Honor Pollyanna
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The Senate approved a bill requiring the Department of Labor to investigate workplace deaths of public employees.