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NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt

umberger. >> he just loved the energy of the city. >> reporter: umberger came to new york last spring for work and fun. he ended up here at the q. his mother says there's security camera footage of him leaving late at night with two unidentified men. umberger's body was discovered in the apartment that he had been staying in, and his family says his phone and wallet were gone, and roughly $20,000 had been drained from his account. at first the police believe the young political consultant's death was a drug overdose, not part of the crime. according to umberger's mother, linda clary -- >> the police wanted to just go with it was grand larceny, it was just a theft. >> did you think in that moment, yeah, but there's something about the drugs that doesn't make sense? >> correct. >> reporter: she was convinced after her sister sent her this nbc news article about 25-year-old julio ramirez. >> she just said, linda, this is odd, but you need to read this. this just has a weird similarity.

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Chris Jansing Reports

york's city's targeting gay bars left two men debt. stephanie gosk has the report. >> reporter: new york city's hell's kitchen, one of the favorite neighborhoods a favorite spot for the lgbtq community, now a target the nypd says for thieves, using a debilitating and sometimes deadly cocktail of drugs to steal from their victims like 33-year-old jon umberger. >> he just loved the energy of the city. >> reporter: umberger came to new york last spring for work and phone. he ended up at the queue his mother says there's security camera footage leaving late at night with two unidentified men. his body was discovered in the apartment he had been staying in his family says his phone and wallet were gone and roughly $20,000 had been drained from his account. at first, the police believe the

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Chris Jansing Reports

schooling their kids what yes, i'm going to be here. i'm going to be in their offices. i'm asking everyone here to visit these people >> reporter: i talked to a family earlier today, the brooks family, they lost their son and brother to gun violence in the waffle house mass shooting almost five years ago, and the 17-year-old who i talked to, he told me he's afraid every day, everywhere he goes, to school, out in public, and the mother told me she can't believe that almost five years later we're still in this place where we've hardly seen the needle move at all. one democratic lawmaker does tell me he and his colleagues are preparing a package that would include red flag laws which aren't on the books currently in the state of tennessee, and which would include an assault rifle ban with a republican governor, a republican-controlled state legislature it's unclear if that will really go anywhere, chris. >> nick, the day of the shooting -- and i was on the air, and i asked one of our law enforcement people does he see a

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Chris Jansing Reports

young political consultant's death was a drug overdose, not part of a crime according to his mother, linda cleary. >> police wanted to go with it was grand larceny, it was a theft. >> did you go in that moment, there was something about the drugs that doesn't make sense to me. >> she was convinced after her sister sent this nbc news article about 25-year-old julio ramirez. >> linda, this is odd, you need to read this this has a weird similarity. >> reporter: ramirez was found dead in a taxi after leaving the ritz bar and lounge in hell's kitchen last april police say he died of an apparent drug overdose the family tells nbc news, tens of thousands of dollars were stolen from his accounts, too. >> it became very clear that this was rampant with many victims and different groups or different rings doing the same thing. how do you watch someone die and

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McConkey, Umberger get leadership roles in the House

CONWAY â Two returning local state representatives will be part of the Republican leadership team in the House of Representatives over the next two years.
Rep. Mark McConkey of Freedom and Rep. Karen Umberger of Conway were prevailed in November after losing their seats two years ago.
Now, McConkey has been named vice chair of the powerful Public Works and Highways Committee, and Umberger will chair the House Finance Division II Committee, responsible for the budgets of Safety, Transportation, Education, Fish and Game, the N.H. Lottery, and Police Standards and Training.
âIâm delighted,â Umberger, who held the position from 2016-18, told the Sun.

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Most reps to attend opening day; Buco will not

CONWAY â Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the New Hampshire House of Representatives is set to open its 2021 session in a parking lot at the University of New Hampshire on Wednesday at 10 a.m.
While many of the 400 House members plan to meet in a drive-in sort of format, several have shared concerns about meeting during the coronavirus pandemic and at least one representative from Carroll County will not be in attendance.
Rep. Tom Buco (D-Conway), the countyâs longest-serving Democrat, said Tuesday he wonât be making the trek to Durham to begin his eighth term.
âI will not be attending the opening session due to health concerns,â Buco said by phone. âAttendance is going to require me to drive two hours in each direction, to begin with. That requires me to use high-risk public restrooms on the road. And the same thing when I get to the location. I mean sitting in the car for four hours in the session, thatâs going to require me to use the high-risk portable toilets.â

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