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Executive Councilor Andru Volinsky with hat and Richard Gulla, president of the N.H. State Employees Association, are seen on Feb. 3, 2018, in surveillance footage strolling the stockroom of a Keene liquor store.

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Franklin man accused in Nashua gun threat


May 07. 2012 12:30PM
CRAIG MOSES 


NASHUA - A Franklin man was arrested after he pulled out a gun during a fight outside a downtown bar, police said.

Craig Moses, 23, of 3 View St., is charged with criminal threatening (use of a deadly weapon), a class B felony.

Saturday at 1:20 a.m., police were called about an armed man involved in a fight outside an Amherst Street bar. Moses, who had minor facial injures from the scuffle prior to officers arriving, was arrested.

According to a press release, Moses pointed a handgun at an individual during the fight. No one suffered life-threatening injuries in the incident.

Police said they recovered the handgun.

Moses was being held on $10,000 cash/surety bail pending arraignment Monday at 9th Circuit Court, Nashua District Division.


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