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Troop A barracks responded to a report of a single vehicle crash on Burnt Swamp Road in East Kingston, New Hampshire.
The adult male driver of the vehicle was pronounced deceased at the scene, while an adult female passenger was taken by medical flight, to a Boston area hospital. Also in the vehicle were two children, a 9-month-old and a 3-year-old who both sustained serious injuries as a result of the crash.
New Hampshire Attorney General John M. Formella announces that officials from the Attorney General’s Office are responding to an officer-involved shooting in Manchester, New Hampshire, that occurred on Maple Street during the overnight hours.
As a result, the alleged victim lost four teeth and suffered head trauma, including lacerations above the right eyebrow and back of the head.
Through the investigation, police established probable cause to issue a warrant for 19-year-old Tommie Johnson, who is known to the child.
The State alleges that Ms. Hebert used her position as office manager at her employer to file a claim for unemployment benefits while she was still working full-time and pose as her employer to “verify” that fraudulent claim.
, the State alleges that Mr. Marcelino knowingly failed to disclose his employment and earnings to the Department of Employment Security to obtain or increase his unemployment compensation benefits. As a result, Mr. Marcelino received 52 weeks of unemployment benefits totaling $36,904.00, including enhanced federal benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic, to which he was not entitled.
Attorney General John M. Formella today announced that he has joined a group of 5 attorneys general in reaching a $9 million settlement with Google for misleading consumers about its location tracking practices. New Hampshire is expected to receive $1.8 million from the settlement.
Attorney General John M. Formella announces that on March 16, 2023, pursuant to a negotiated agreement, former Concord Police Officer Michael Kosa, age 32, of Manchester, pleaded guilty in the 6th Circuit–District Division–Concord to two class B misdemeanors for violations of Records and Certification, RSA 260:14, IX(a), commonly known as the Driver Privacy Act.
Today, Mayor Joyce Craig announced she is not seeking re-election as Mayor of Manchester. Mayor Craig was elected in 2017 as the first woman mayor of Manchester and is currently serving her third term in office.