BY LAUREN SAUSSERAs soon as the Hooksett Police Department wraps up its internal investigation regarding the professional conduct of officer Benjamin Beauchemin, Police Chief Stephen Agrafiotis said he will deliver a final decision regarding Beauchemin’s employment status to the Hooksett Police Commission for final review. It will be up to ...

BY LAUREN SAUSSERHooksett police officer Benjamin Beauchemin, who flipped his car off Cedar Crest Lane in Auburn last spring, was found not guilty of driving while intoxicated by a Candia District Court judge on Wednesday, Sept. 10. Judge David Lefrancois said in his ruling that the state had been unable to prove beyond reasonable doubt that ...

BY JENN McDOWELLA 25-year-old Hooksett man will spend 40 and a half to 81 years in prison on several counts each of manslaughter, aggravated assault and driving while intoxicated after he caused two deaths in a February 2006 crash in Manchester. Joshua Lamy, of Martins Ferry Road, looked straight at Hillsborough County Superior Court Judge ...

BY JENN McDOWELLA Hooksett man may spend between 44 and 88 years in prison after a jury found him guilty on a number of charges stemming from a fatal crash in February 2006 in Manchester. Joshua Lamy, 25, of Martins Ferry Road, was convicted of two counts each of manslaughter and negligent homicide, two counts of second-degree assault, and three ...