04-12-2012, 10:06 PM
OH HELL...happening NOW in NH
5 OFFICERS SHOT, 1 DEAD
WMUR
GREENLAND, N.H. -- One officer was killed and four other officers were injured in a shooting in Greenland while serving a search warrant tonight.
One of those injured was Greenland Police Chief Michael Maloney.
Witnesses reported a heavy police presence on Post Road in the area of Breakfast Hill Road at about 6:30 p.m.
There have been no arrests, and the alleged gunman remains barricaded inside the home.
Post Road was closed south of Breakfast Hill Road after the shooting.
Police have told nearby residents to go into their homes and were telling people to avoid the area.
Portsmouth Regional Hospital was on high alert, and vehicles from several departments were arriving at the hospital. Gov. John Lynch was also on his way to the hospital.
Greenland is a small seacoast town of about 3,500 residents, just west of Portsmouth.
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According to multiple reliable sources, the officer killed is Greenland Police Chief Michael Maloney.
Maloney was one week from his scheduled retirement.
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GREENLAND – A 29-year-old man who was recently indicted on drug charges lives in the home where five police officers - including the town police chief -- were shot early this evening. One of the police officers has died, Attorney General Mike Delaney said in a press conference at 10 p.m.
Police remain outside of the home of Cullen Mutrie, of 517 Post Road, where a man and a woman have remained barricaded since earlier Thursday evening. Police showed up at the Post Road home to serve a search warrant and discovered that a drug deal may have been taking place.
Cullen Mutrie
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5 OFFICERS SHOT, 1 DEAD
WMUR
GREENLAND, N.H. -- One officer was killed and four other officers were injured in a shooting in Greenland while serving a search warrant tonight.
One of those injured was Greenland Police Chief Michael Maloney.
Witnesses reported a heavy police presence on Post Road in the area of Breakfast Hill Road at about 6:30 p.m.
There have been no arrests, and the alleged gunman remains barricaded inside the home.
Post Road was closed south of Breakfast Hill Road after the shooting.
Police have told nearby residents to go into their homes and were telling people to avoid the area.
Portsmouth Regional Hospital was on high alert, and vehicles from several departments were arriving at the hospital. Gov. John Lynch was also on his way to the hospital.
Greenland is a small seacoast town of about 3,500 residents, just west of Portsmouth.
According to multiple reliable sources, the officer killed is Greenland Police Chief Michael Maloney.
Maloney was one week from his scheduled retirement.
GREENLAND – A 29-year-old man who was recently indicted on drug charges lives in the home where five police officers - including the town police chief -- were shot early this evening. One of the police officers has died, Attorney General Mike Delaney said in a press conference at 10 p.m.
Police remain outside of the home of Cullen Mutrie, of 517 Post Road, where a man and a woman have remained barricaded since earlier Thursday evening. Police showed up at the Post Road home to serve a search warrant and discovered that a drug deal may have been taking place.
Cullen Mutrie