Park Shooting; Fugitive Caught After 2-State Chase; Counterfeit Goods; More: PM Patch NH

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This post features stories and information published during the past 24 hours.

Shooting Reported At Rollins Park In Concord; 1 Detained; Victim Found: Cops are investigating a shooting at the basketball courts; victim shot in the head, found on South Main St.; one detained on Pierce Street.

‘No Danger To The Public At This Time’ After Shooting In Concord Park: Update: Cops say everyone involved in the Rollins Park incident on Monday night has been identified; one shot in the head; another detained.

Manchester Officials Promote Life-Saving Fire Alarms: 'Make Them Work': The majority of U.S. home fire deaths occurs in homes with no smoke alarms or no working smoke alarms, officials said.

Nashua Man Arrested On Knife Threat, Assault Charges: Kyle Mercer, formerly of Merrimack, was arrested on several charges after an incident on Dow Street and held on preventative detention.

New Hampshire State Police Investigate Fatal Crashes: Trooper Roundup: Plus: Blotters from around the state and probationary troopers graduate from the police academy.

2-State Chase Leads To New Hampshire Corrections Fugitive’s Arrest: Felon Michael Bennett was arrested in Milton on Sept. 30 after “a high-speed pursuit that spanned New Hampshire and Maine,” officials say.

Friendly Kitchen Dumpster Fire; Scooter Crash In Concord’s McKee Sq.: Videos: Homeland Security calls in a person down on Clinton Street; fire on Hope Avenue; 3 taken to the hospital in separate incidents.

Dangerous Counterfeit Goods Could Dampen Online Shopping: With the holiday shopping season approaching, retail trade groups are pressing social media companies to crack down on counterfeit shops.

Red Sox Pitching Legend Luis Tiant Dead At 83: Tiant, a Cuba native known as "El Tiante," made three All-Star teams and won 20 or more games four times.

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