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The following information is courtesy of Avery County Sheriff’s Office. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Brenna Cavanaugh will avoid jail time as part of a plea deal, pending good behavior, in connection to a 2018 gunfire incident outside her home.

The defense for former Portsmouth police commissioner Brenna Cavanaugh and the Rockingham County District Attorney’s Office are negotiating whether her case will be sent to a retrial. Cavanaugh was convicted of being an accomplice to attempted first degree assault and accomplice to criminal mischief by a Rockingham County Superior Court jury in August 2019. In December 2020, however, the New Hampshire Supreme Court reversed the court’s ruling and remanded the case back to Rockingham Superior Court for a new trial. The case is the result of an incident in the summer of 2018 in which Cavan...

Massachusetts State Police sergeant is denied release from jail, again Rick Sobey © Provided by Boston Herald Massachusetts State Police Sgt. Bryan Erickson, 38, at his video arraignment Tuesday, feb. 2, 2021, video arraignment from Rockingham County Jail in New Hampshire. (Photo by Taylor Cormier/Howiecarrshow.com.) A New Hampshire judge has denied a Massachusetts State Police sergeant’s bid to get released from jail as he awaits trial for an assault case. MSP Sgt. Bryan Erickson, 38, who’s accused of strangling his girlfriend, appealed last week a judge’s ruling to ...

Bryan Erickson allegedly headbutted, choked and threw the victim onto her bed by her bent-back wrist during a 20- to 25-minute struggle.