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Shots fired during incident in Weare; no injuries, police say

Shots fired during incident in Weare; no injuries, police say
OUR POLICE FORCE AND THE STATE -- THEY'LL GET TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS AND WE CAN ALL PUT IT IN THE PAST. 1:14> IN NORTHFIELD, SCOTT COOK, NEWS NINE. A HEAVY POLICE PRESENCE EARLIER THIS AFTERNOON AT A HOME IN WEARE. OFFICERS WERE RESPONDING TO REPORTS OF A POTENTIAL MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS ON THE 200 BLOCK OF MOUNTAIN ROAD. WHEN THEY ARRIVED, POLICE SAY THE FOUND A MAN HAD BARRICADED HIMSELF IN A SECOND-FLOOR BEDROOM SO THEY USED A DRONE TO GET A CLOSER LOOK. THAT'S WHEN POLICE SAY THE MAN FIRED TWO SHOTS FROM THE WINDOW BEFORE SURRENDERING. <ONCE THE SHOTS WERE FIRED - OBVIOUSLY IN THIS AREA WE RELY ON MUTUAL AID QUITE A BIT - MULTIPLE JURISDICTIONS RESPONDED JUST OUT OF CONCERN TO ENSURE THAT CITIZENS WERE SAFE AND THE SCENE WAS SAFELY SECURED.> NO ONE WAS HURT.
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Shots fired during incident in Weare; no injuries, police say
A man is facing charges after he fired two rounds from a shotgun on Saturday during an incident in Weare, police said.Weare police said they responded to reports of a potential mental health crisis in the 200 block of Mountain Road.Officers from the Weare Police Department and New Hampshire State Police responded. When officers arrived, police said they found a man had barricaded himself in a second-floor bedroom, so they used a drone to get a closer look.That's when police said the man fired two shots from the window before surrendering."Once the shots were fired, obviously in this area we rely on mutual aid quite a bit, multiple jurisdictions responded just out of concern to ensure that citizens were safe and the scene was safely secured," said Weare police Chief Christopher Moore.The man was taken to Catholic Medical Center for a psychological evaluation. He was charged with two counts of reckless conduct with a firearm.

A man is facing charges after he fired two rounds from a shotgun on Saturday during an incident in Weare, police said.

Weare police said they responded to reports of a potential mental health crisis in the 200 block of Mountain Road.

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Officers from the Weare Police Department and New Hampshire State Police responded.

When officers arrived, police said they found a man had barricaded himself in a second-floor bedroom, so they used a drone to get a closer look.

That's when police said the man fired two shots from the window before surrendering.

"Once the shots were fired, obviously in this area we rely on mutual aid quite a bit, multiple jurisdictions responded just out of concern to ensure that citizens were safe and the scene was safely secured," said Weare police Chief Christopher Moore.

The man was taken to Catholic Medical Center for a psychological evaluation. He was charged with two counts of reckless conduct with a firearm.