Oath Keepers database: What to know about the NH residents on the list
Nearly 300 NH residents – including law enforcement members, a Republican state senator and military members – appear in Oath Keepers militia database.
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Nearly 300 NH residents – including law enforcement members, a Republican state senator and military members – appear in Oath Keepers militia database.
In 2018, an audit revealed that the Salem Police Department failed to properly investigate a number of complaints concerning their officers’ alleged misconduct. The incidents quietly dismissed by the department included a high-speed chase between two...
The opportunity exists, but few New Hampshire police departments have taken it. Despite the existence of a national program to review standards and certify police departments – the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies – only 17...
It is unclear how many New Hampshire departments will take part in the statewide certification process, which will be voluntary.
CONCORD — New Hampshire is moving forward with plans to create a statewide independent panel to receive complaints about police misconduct, though some don’t think it would be independent enough.The House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee...