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Concord Crime News

In Concord, crime news means reports on law enforcement activities, the justice system and public safety. This page follows official investigations, procedural updates and incident reports across the city.


Crime — General

Live Poll

Do you trust the notification processes for inmates who escape from your local work release facilities?

Crime — General

New Hampshire Officials Search for Escaped Concord Inmate

The Department of Corrections is searching for a 28-year-old habitual offender who walked away from a work center.

New Hampshire Officials Search for Escaped Concord Inmate

Financial Crime

Live Poll

Do you feel confident in your ability to spot and avoid potential Medicare fraud scams?

Financial Crime

Concord Resident Pleads Guilty in Medicare Fraud Case

Leo Anzivino Jr. admitted to his role in a $6 million scheme involving fake medical supply billing.

Concord Resident Pleads Guilty in Medicare Fraud Case

Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice

Matthew Millar Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit

A former corrections officer has settled a civil case following the 2023 death of 50-year-old inmate Jason Rothe.

Matthew Millar Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit

Accidents

Accidents

Concord Police Cite Logging Truck Driver After Spill

A truck carrying pine logs struck a utility pole, forcing a six-hour road closure on North State Street.


Sex Crimes

Sex Crimes

Federal Court Sentences Concord Sex Offender

Christopher Hodgeman receives 24 months in prison for failing to register his online messaging accounts.

Federal Court Sentences Concord Sex Offender

More in Crime

Regular subjects here include criminal proceedings, law enforcement policies, public safety initiatives and community impact. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it. Differences in how municipal departments allocate their resources often influence the nature of the information released. Legislative changes at the state level and municipal budget decisions remain the primary factors that alter how public safety is managed.