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When Claremont Police Officer Jon Stone was fired in 2006, before his union fought and altered his official exit, the Police Standards and Training Council was informed about Stone’s alleged rape and murder threats, and his inappropriate relationship with a teen girl.
The Vittums accepted over $175,000 from at least 13 consumers upon promises to provide construction services.
The state has made a confidential deal offer to former Republican Rep. Troy Merner on criminal charges related to moving out of the Lancaster district he was elected to serve in the House, but it contained an “illegal condition,” according to a motion filed by Merner’s attorney William Dolan.
Is Timothy Verrill the cold-blooded killer who brutally murdered his friend Christine Sullivan and her house guest Jenna Pellegrini while in a paranoid, drug-fueled rage, or is he a pawn in a violent game played by Sullivan’s drug trafficking partner and angry ex-boyfriend Dean Smoronk?
“You have short time left on this earth,” Dean Smoronk texted to his ex-girlfriend and business partner Christine Sullivan in the weeks leading up to her brutal 2017 murder and the murder of her friend Jenna Pellegrini.
New Hampshire has roughly 58 miles of border with Canada and one entry/exit point in Pittsburg, but it is part of the Swanton Sector of patrol, 295 miles in length from Swanton, New York and into Vermont.
A parole hearing has been scheduled April 18 for James Parker, 39, who was sentenced to serve 25 years to life in prison in connection with the brutal 2001 murders of a couple who were professors at Dartmouth College.
Former Republican state Rep. Troy Merner is scheduled for criminal mediation on April 5 in Grafton Superior Court, but the press and public are not allowed to attend.
An Eliot, Maine, man was sentenced Thursday in federal court in Concord for cyberstalking an 8-year-old boy, U.S. Attorney Jane E. Young announces.