At about 10: 15 a.m. on Sept. 30 police say Holly Jubrey, 60, of Manchester was driving west on Varney Street when she reportedly became distracted by one of her two dogs, and crashed her vehicle. The crash knocked down two telephone poles and caused PSNH to temporarily disconnect power, so she and her dogs could be pulled from the vehicle.
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Crash causes Varney Street road closure. READ MORE
According to Sgt. Brian O’Keefe, Michael Cenat will appear in District Court Sept. 30 to face armed robbery charges.
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Event featuring the Soup Nazi actor, Larry Thomas, benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Manchester. READ MORE
Officer Pat Mullen arrived with the transport wagon. Following protocol, he conducted a search of Morin prior to placing him into the transport wagon and while doing so, Morin became hostile towards Officer Mullen. Morin was eventually secured and seat belted into the back of the wagon, but as the officer walked out of the wagon, Morin kicked him on the side of his leg and made derogatory statements toward Morin. READ MORE
“Once I jumped, I was ready for it to be over, to be honest. The harness was so tight and the noise from the airplane was so loud. But I’m glad I did it. I can relive it over and over now with the video,” says Smith. READ MORE
Police are asking anyone with more information to contact Manchester Police Department at 603-668-8711. If you prefer to remain anonymous, please call the Manchester Police Crimeline at 624-4040. Tips made on the Crimeline that lead to identification and arrest of a suspect can result in a cash reward. READ MORE
Trooper Quigley activated his lights and siren and and caught up to the Mercedes. Rather than stop, Jordan changed lanes, passed through traffic and continued to accelerate his vehicle ultimately reaching the speed of 136 mph.
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Debriefing after an emergency is routine practice so that everyone involved can evaluate current emergency plans and procedures to improve safety. Superintendent Dr. Debra Livingston will meet with school board members in a non-public session, in accordance with administrative rules*, to brief them on the results of the evaluation. Specifics on any changes to policy or procedure may be released publicly in order to protect the integrity of those emergency plans. READ MORE
About 15 minutes into the investigation, Cressey walked up to the officer and identified himself as the owner of the vehicle. Cressey was bleeding and his clothes appeared to be covered in “dirt and soil,” according to the reporting officer. READ MORE
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