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California Gov. Jerry Brown

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Dave Solomon's State House Dome: Lawmakers endorse bill to legalize retail pot sales

Five members of the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee voted 3-2 to recommend "ought to pass" on HB 656, a full-boat legalization bill.

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Nashua man charged with robbery after mall incident


July 14. 2014 12:15PM

NASHUA — Denis Velez, 33, of 90½ Pine St., was scheduled for arraignment Monday in Ninth Circuit Courth-Nashua District Division on a felony charge of robbery.

Police responded Friday to the Pheasant Lane Mall for a report of a shoplifter armed with a knife fleeing the Target store.

Based on the description of the shoplifter, police were able to identify and arrest Velez.

As a result of information gathered during the investigation, Velez was charged with a felony.

Bail was set at $7,500 cash/surety pending his court appearance.


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