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Laurie List’s Legacy: They are called Exculpatory Evidence Schedules now, but InDepthNH.org continues its investigative reporting on the secret list that contains the names of law enforcement officers in New Hampshire who have a history of dishonesty, excessive force or mental instability. Catch up on our reporting here.
Haden Wilber, whose termination by the New Hampshire State Police was upheld by the Personnel Appeals Board this week, continues to hold a valid certification to be a law enforcement officer, according to David Parenteau of the New Hampshire Police Standards and Training Council.
The names of nine more current and former police officers were made public Wednesday on the state’s Exculpatory Evidence Schedule, the Laurie List of officers known to have sustained credibility issues.
The Attorney General has concluded that Officers Colangelo and Foss were justified in using deadly force against William Case. Accordingly, no charges will be filed against either officer.
Justin Swift allegedly used the SPOTS system to search a license plate of a motorcycle on which his wife was a passenger, according to an order from New Hampshire Police Standards and Training in October 2020 that suspended Swift’s police certification.
Donna Pelliccia hoped she and her disabled daughter, Alyssa Acres, could get a fresh start when they moved to Troy three years ago.
A law professor filed a motion to unseal the records of a fired Lisbon police officer who sued the town in federal court challenging his placement on the New Hampshire Laurie List of dishonest cops.
Attorney General John Formella released his second compliance report Friday required under the new state law that is supposed to make public the names of police or former officers who have been disciplined for dishonesty or excessive force.
Attorney General John Formella released an updated Exculpatory Evidence Schedule on Tuesday that still keeps secret the names of more than 91 law enforcement officers with credibility issues.
Attorney General John Formella sent out a news release Monday reminding officers on the Laurie List of dishonest police of the deadline to file a lawsuit seeking removal from the list or have their name made public.