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Federal law prohibits anyone who has been involuntarily committed to a mental institution from possessing a firearm, and purchasing guns through a licensed dealer requires a background check that asks about such hospitalizations. However, New Hampshire does not provide mental health records to the national database that is used for background checks.
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The trooper fired at a man who fatally shot a security officer who was working at the New Hampshire Hospital's front entrance.
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Especialistas de salud mental brindan apoyo a pacientes del New Hampshire Hospital tras tiroteo. Candidato DeSantis habló con grupo de votantes en Manchester. En Nashua, se manifestaron trabajadores de dos casinos pidiendo mejores salarios.
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Newly released records detail a 2016 altercation with family members in which John Madore threatened violence after officers arrived at his house.
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Two people were shot and killed, including the gunman, in a confrontation inside the lobby of the secure psychiatric facility in Concord Friday afternoon.
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El fiscal general dijo que Bradley Haas, de 63 años, quien trabajó como jefe policial en Franklin, estaba vigilando el vestíbulo de la instalación cuando fue atacado.
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In October of 2019, bishop Stanley Choate was shot in the chest at the New England Pentecostal Ministries in Pelham, while the bride, Claire McMullen, was shot in the arm.
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“I think our policies in the state are fine,” House Speaker Sherman Packard said.
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Safety Commissioner Robert Quinn urged residents to “stay vigilant” and report any suspicious activity to local police or 911.
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Christopher Coppola was shot three times and killed on April 9 after an encounter with five Derry police officers who were responding to a 911 call.