The mailers, received by voters around New Hampshire, were not sent out by local city and town halls, according to the Attorney General’s office. READ MORE
Be aware that scammers are able to “ghost” or utilize what appear to be trusted telephone numbers, including those of government agencies and law enforcement. As a result, even if it appears that the telephone number is familiar or is from a reliable source, the Attorney General’s Office advises all to be cautious and aware of the potential that it may be a scam call. READ MORE
Honda has agreed to pay the participating states more than $84 million, of which New Hampshire’s share is $1,013,119.81. Honda has also agreed to pay $1 million to the National Association of Attorneys General, which facilitated and assisted in this multistate investigation. READ MORE
Since his arrest, Mr. Munstis underwent a competency evaluation by the Office of the Forensic Examiner. Dr. Shannon Bader concluded that Mr. Munstis was not competent to stand trial and not restorable. READ MORE
Don’t wire money to people you don’t know for pets you can’t see first, says the NH AG’s office. READ MORE
Isaiah Rivera-Perez was picked up by Tewksbury, Mass., police. READ MORE
Autopsy results have been released by the NH Attorney General’s office for Jaden Connor, 17, of Manchester, who was found deceased following a shooting on Central Street between Beech and Maple streets in Manchester on the evening of July 14, 2020. READ MORE
Officer statements are still being gathered according to the Attorney General’s office. READ MORE
Police responded to Lake Shore Road after getting a report that a white pick-up was parked there. READ MORE
Although the NH State Attorney General’s office hasn’t had any complaints yet from NH residents, they are putting out a warning. READ MORE
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