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Jury finds Reese not guilty of sex-assault allegations

NASHUA - A Superior Court jury on Friday returned verdicts of not guilty in the case of Ryan Reese, the 19-year-old Hudson man accused by a teenage acquaintance of engaging in sex with her when she was too drunk to resist or give her consent. Jurors began their deliberations shortly after 9 ...

Jurors begin deliberations in Hudson man’s sex assault trial

NASHUA – The young woman with whom Hudson resident Ryan Reese is accused of having sex – despite, as prosecutors insist, the fact she was way too intoxicated to consent or resist – had been drinking, but she was “fine ... aware,” “coherent,” talking and walking just fine, Reese ...

Retired fire chief charged with online solicitation

NASHUA – A retired fire chief from Pittsfield was arrested Tuesday by Nashua police, who charged him with three felony offenses stemming from alleged drug possession as well as allegations he used a computer to solicit sex from a person he believed was a 15-year-old boy. Leonard Deane, 59, ...

Garfield not guilty of felony

NASHUA – Although a Superior Court jury on Thursday convicted Milford resident Wayne Garfield of a violation-level disorderly conduct charge, the panel acquitted him of the far more serious count of felony criminal threatening with a deadly weapon. Attorney Amanda Henderson, who represented ...

Reese trial heads to third day

NASHUA – Closing arguments are on the horizon in the sexual assault trial of Ryan Reese, the 19-year-old Hudson man accused of initiating sex with a then-16-year-old acquaintance who prosecutors say was so intoxicated she was unable to resist or give consent to the alleged acts. Two or three ...

Milford deadly-weapon threat trial goes to jury

NASHUA – Charges accusing Wayne Garfield of threatening to kill his apartment building’s handyman while swinging a length of pipe at him last year were filed as part of the property managers’ attempt to evict Garfield because they didn’t get along, his attorney told a Superior Court ...