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Marilyn Manson wanted by NH police for alleged assault during 2019 concert Erin Keller © Provided by WCSH-TV Portland, ME Singer Marilyn Manson has a warrant out for his arrest in New Hampshire stemming from an incident at one of his 2019 concerts. According to a Facebook post from the Gilford Police Department on Tuesday, Brian Hugh Warner, Mansons government name, is wanted on two counts of Class A misdemeanor Simple Assault for allegedly assaulting a videographer standing i...

Alleged incident took place in 2019 at Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion Share this article: CREDIT: Leon Bennett/WireImage Marilyn Manson is wanted on two counts of Class A misdemeanor Simple Assault in Gilford, New Hampshire. A statement was posted on the department’s Facebook page on Tuesday evening, and a spokesperson for the department confirmed the validity of the charges. In the post, the Department said that Brian Warner has an active arrest warrant after an alleged incident that took ...

Several arrested for felony narcotics, firearms violations in Pearl River County Agents seized approximately 2,000 grams of THC edibles, 25 dosage units of MDMA, 15 grams of methamphetamine, 100 grams of marijuana, and two handguns. (Source: MS Dept. of Public Safety) By Lindsay Knowles | May 13, 2021 at 12:40 PM CDT - Updated May 13 at 12:40 PM PEARL RIVER COUNTY, Miss. (WLOX) - A joint effort by state and local authorities has netted the arrest of several people for felony narcotics an...

The Newton County Sheriff’s Office (NCSO) answered 68 calls to service last week from April 26th to May 2nd, 2021. We currently have 23 inmates in the following Jails, 9 housed in Newton, 13 housed in Jasper and 1 in Polk County. Last week there were 9 individuals booked into the Newton Jail. At 0540 hours, the Newton County Sheriff’s Office received a call of a theft of an ATM machine in Burkeville. A passing motorist observed a small compact vehicle attempt to pull the ATM machine a...

A Greenwich Township man was sentenced to state prison Tuesday after a Berks County jury found him guilty of badly injuring a woman during a domestic violence incident that lasted three days. Todd Richardson, 46, of the 600 block of Old Route 22 was sentenced to 5½ to 15 years in prison after the jury convicted him Monday during a trial before Judge Paul M. Yatron of aggravated and simple assault. The assault began in Richardsons home March 15, 2020. He had been in Berks County Prison sin...

Tribal Court Judgment Summary for April 14    14-40.31 False Imprisonment – Dismissed on Plea 14-40.62(a)(1) Simple Assault – Guilty, 30 days jail time suspended, 6 months probation, no contact with victim, credit for time served (19 days)    14-10.41 Breaking and Entering – Dismissed on Plea  14-10.9 Criminal Mischief to Property – Guilty, 90 days jail time suspended, 12 months probation, $180 restitution ordered 14.10.16 Second Degree Trespass – Guilty, 90 days jail time suspen...

WBP Special Response Team works at Newberry Estates Friday night. PHILIP A. HOLMES/Sun-Gazette The man who held police at bay in his apartment at the Newberry Estates for six hours Friday night was Shaheed Gindraw, 32, Williamsport police said. Police released this statement late Saturday afternoon to the Sun-Gazette. “On April 16, 2021, at approximately 1713 hrs, a female resident of 2500 Federal Ave. called 911 and reported that she was leaving the emergency room on her way home and he...

Lewistown Police Department ¯ Criminal Mischief — On April 4, Lewistown Police Officers were dispatched to Locust Street, in Lewistown for a report of two vehicle tires being intentionally punctured. The victim had the incident captured on surveillance cameras. The footage showed John Ritter III, 26, of Lewistown, damaging the vehicle tires. Ritter later punctured two more tires of a separate vehicle. Ritter is now facing charges of criminal mischief, ¯ Warrant Arrest — On April 2, a...

Between 2018 and 2020, 64 simple assaults, 39 aggravated assaults and 34 acts of shoplifting have occurred in Johnson City’s downtown area. As a deterrent against future crimes and to preserve public spaces, the city is now considering whether to install video surveillance downtown. Members of the city’s staff presented a plan to commissioners on Thursday. Under that proposal, cameras would be positioned to cover East Main Street, Spring Street, Tipton Street, the downtown breezeway a...

Off-duty officer nabs alleged burglar in Hoboken An off-duty Hoboken police officer caught an alleged burglar on April 3 as he fled the scene. According to a press release from the Hoboken Police Department, on April 3 shortly after 6:45 p.m. Detective Sergeant Dennis Figueroa was off duty in the area of Sixth Street and Willow Avenue when he saw a woman screaming for help while chasing a man down the street. As the man, later identified as Hoboken resident Tony Watson, 55, approached Figueroa,...