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Email address: Story Produced by Concord Monitor, a Member of Part 2 of a three-part series on NH crime data. New Hampshire may soon join the growing number of states that keep a comprehensive record of how police interact with their communities, but leaders of the state’s law enforcement community have cited several obstacles to collecting and reporting better data. State arrest data and incarceration rates already show Black and Hispanic people face disparity from the criminal justice sys...

By Dave Solomon - Granite State News Collaborative • Dec 27, 2020 Credit Dan Tuohy/NHPR A long list of changes to the way New Hampshire police are recruited, trained, supervised and held accountable is about to move from the recommendation stage to implementation, with potentially far-reaching consequences for law enforcement and the public at large. The Commission on Law Enforcement Accountability, Community and Transparency has been quietly at work since June. Although its...

Published: 12/20/2020 1:41:00 PM A long list of changes to the way New Hampshire police are recruited, trained, supervised and held accountable is about to move from the recommendation stage to implementation, with potentially far-reaching consequences for law enforcement and the public at large. The Commission on Law Enforcement Accountability, Community and Transparency has been quietly at work since June. Although its meetings over the summer were public, they received little attention amid ...

A judge has scheduled a hearing for next month that could decide whether a state board must provide access to meetings and records involving the certification of New Hampshire police officers. The Merrimack County Superior Court hearing is on a case filed by the Union Leader Corp. after the New Hampshire Police Standards and Training Council closed a discipline-related certification hearing in October. The hearings addressed the certification of Loudon police officer Justin Swift, who was fired...