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Michael Wagner, the former captain and the department’s armorer, was indicted in 2020 on one count of making a false statement in his 2013 tax return for allegedly underreporting his income after he legally sold guns that he legally purchased with his police discount.
The Claremont Police Department’s internal affairs records on ex-cop Rep. Jonathan Stone can be released to the public, according to an order issued this week by Sullivan Superior Court Judge Martin Honigberg.
A New Hampshire State Police Trooper investigating other officers’ misdeeds was transferred to the Major Crimes Unit after he was reported for sexual harassment, according to documents obtained by InDepthNH.org.
The New Hampshire State Troopers interviewed as part of the investigation into alleged illegal actions taken by Department of Safety Commissioner Robert Quinn refused to talk, and have since been rewarded for their silence, according to attorney Andrea Amodeo-Vickery.
Already indicted for allegedly double-dipping his time sheets, former Police Chief Andrew Wood now faces the prospect of having his ability to work as a police officer revoked.
Two Portsmouth residents say City Councilor John Tabor broke state laws when it came time to hire a new auditing firm, and they now want him booted from the council.
Questions about what’s been vetted, and who is doing the vetting, are swirling around the proposed $21.5 million sale of the Laconia State School property to a Manchester developer.
Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington’s continued role in the deliberations on the Laconia State School project may run afoul of the state ethics rules for executive branch officials, but she says that is not the case.
The New Hampshire man who confessed to shooting his wife and cutting up her body inside their camper van during an anniversary trip to Vermont was found civilly liable for her wrongful death by a Vermont court this month.