No jail time for NH man who framed ex's lover for bank robbery
Click to view item Posted February 01. 2013 12:28PM
HAVERHILL - A New Hampshire man who tried to frame his love rival for a Haverhill bank robbery has pleaded guilty to obstructing a police investigation in exchange for a sentence that includes no jail time and unsupervised probation for one year.
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