Ex-Claremont Police Sgt. Sentenced To Jail
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Former Claremont police sergeant Ian Kibbe had pleaded guilty to the charges on Dec. 3, 2018.
Sununu Says Pam Smart Must Re-Petition Council on Commutation
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According to Associate Attorney General Jeffery Strelzin, should the Executive Council agree to hear Smart’s request and if it were to agree to grant her a commutation, she could be eligible for parole in the future.
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ACLU-NH Files Lawsuit on Behalf of Exeter Man Arrested For Criticizing Cops
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“I never thought that speaking my mind would get me arrested,” said Robert Frese of Exeter.
Judge Appoints Free Lawyer For Prison Psych Unit Patient To Sue Sununu, NH Agencies
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Attorney Robert S. Carey has agreed to represent Anthony Heath for free in his lawsuit against Gov. Chris Sununu, Corrections Commissioner Helen Hanks and Health and Human Services Commissioner Jeffrey Meyers.
Ex-Newmarket GOP Committee Chair Joe Barton Seeks Pardon
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Former Newmarket GOP Committee Chairman Joe Barton made his case for a pardon to the Governor and Executive Council Monday regarding his resisting arrest conviction during the 2014 elections.
Man Accused of Threatening ‘To Shoot Gov of NH No Matter What’
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CIA informed Concord police about messages associated with a single email account that also expressed hatred toward the Jewish community.
Courts & Corrections
State Settles Secure Psychiatric Unit Wrongful Death Case for $75,000
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The Attorney General’s Office has no knowledge of a federal “law enforcement proceeding” at the Secure Psychiatric Unit.
Feds Reveal ‘Ongoing Law Enforcement Proceeding’ at Secure Psychiatric Unit
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“The records you have requested pertain to an ongoing law enforcement proceeding,” according to Tink Cooper, acting chief of the Freedom of Information/Privacy Acts Branch in the U.S. Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division.
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Nearly All Officers in Charge of Elkhart, Ind. Police Department Have Been Disciplined
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Of the 34 supervisors in the Elkhart, Indiana, Police Department, 28 have been disciplined. Fifteen have been suspended. Seven have been involved in fatal shootings. Three have been convicted of criminal charges.