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Pantsless man with porn has conviction overturned

CONCORD – The Milford man previously convicted on seven counts of child pornography possession, Robert Norman, saw the convictions overturned by the New Hampshire Supreme Court on Friday. Justices cited a lack of evidence for the search warrant in the case. Associate Justice Anna Barbara ...

Man shot by Nashua officer faces felony

NASHUA -- Justin Contreras, who was hospitalized after Nashua police officer James Ciulla shot him last week, now faces criminal threatening charges for allegedly pointing a gun at Ciulla during the encounter. According to Nashua Police Capt. James Testaverde, officers responded to the second ...

New Boston lawyer arrested for fraud

CONCORD – A New Boston lawyer and property developer, Joseph Foistner, was arrested this week on federal charges of bank fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering. The five-count indictment, unsealed Friday in the U.S. District Court in Concord, alleges that Foistner received a $2.9 million ...

Two caught in iPhone scam to plead Monday

CONCORD – Two of the three New York residents arrested in a Nashua iPhone delivery scam, Jeffrey Martin and Armelle Chester, are set to plead guilty to federal charges. Martin, 48, of 17 Hartin Ave., New York, is due in U.S. District Court in Concord on Monday, where he is expected to plead ...

Officers involved in Nashua police shooting named

NASHUA -- City police officer James Ciulla is the one who shot Justin Contreras at 106 Ledge St. late Tuesday, Senior Assistant Attorney General Peter Hinckley announced this afternoon. According to Hinckley, Nashua officers Kyle Crosson and Guido Marchionda were also present at the time of ...

AP: ‘Several’ people dead after shooting at Maryland newspaper building

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Officials say several people have died in a shooting at a building where a Maryland newspaper is housed. The Baltimore Sun, which owns the Annapolis newspaper, says a reporter told them of the shooting Thursday afternoon. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and ...