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He was definitely not targeted not because he was a cop. Reporter sheriff harrison disagrees. Just we dont like you because you are a cop. Thats what it was in a nutshell. We found out you were a cop, we dont like you. We are going to do something about it. They did. Reporter because of the gang ties , the judge ordered all of the suspects to be held in segregation, in jail, apart from one another and no contact with the judd world, no phone calls or visitors or letters and raised two of their bonds to 2 million. These folks are probably not going to be getting out of jail soon. Thank you. We ...

Nearby, neighbors are not surprised. But it s definitely a drug problem. Winter is coming and people are getting more desperate. Reporter police are glad that mcginnis did the right thing. One of the biggest things we talk about is conceding and giving up the cash, because no human value is worth giving up not giving up the cash. You just don t know what these people are capable of. Reporter if you have any information about the suspect or what happened, you re asked to call manchester police. I m juli mcdonald, Wcvb Newscenter 5. Jc a maine teenager is under arrest accused of driving a stolen...

Now to the opioid crisis. The Substance Abuse task force is considering a number of hills to battle the growing heroin epidemic. Jc heather is here with the options. Reporter there seems to be a growing consensus that the penalties need to be increased along with better monitoring of prescriptions for opioids. The task force held the final meeting today. The new witness was the head of the New Hampshire state police. He says Law Enforcement is trying new tactics to deal with the problem, including a mobile enforcement team. They also heard about a Program Designed to keep addicts out of the cr...

The board, appointed by Gov. Jared Polis, will offer recommendations to the Department of Regulatory Agencies as it writes rules to govern the manufacturing, testing and application of medicinal psilocybin and psilocin — two psychoactive compounds in “magic mushrooms.”

Assistant Superintendent Lucas Giguere has been unanimously selected to become Franklin's next superintendent.