Concord, Bow Police Investigating Possible Hooksett Turnpike Shooting
CONCORD, NH — Police are evacuating parts of northwest Bow just over the Concord line after a possible shooting on Sunday night.
Just before 8 p.m., Bow police reported a domestic incident, with shots fired, at a home on the Hooksett Turnpike near Cedar Lane. Police told Concord dispatch the victim, a woman, drove into the city and was in the Rite Aid parking lot on South Street. The woman reported she was shot at “but not hit.”
Bow police asked for her to be held there until they could come into the city and make sure she was OK. Several Concord officers went to the store to check on the woman and interview her.
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Concord police reported the victim said the man had several guns and rifles in the home she said she was not sure if she was shot at or he had just fired the gun, according to scanner chatter.
Bow police had state troopers and Dunbarton police at the scene. Later, Concord officers headed to the home, too, to assist. Later, county dispatch said sheriff deputies and Henniker police would also be heading to the scene. Everyone was reportedly evacuated from the house except the man.
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Several officers reported being stationed around the home around 9 p.m. Around 9:30 p.m., Pepin Drive residents, nearby, were also evacuated from their homes.
Just before 11:30 p.m., Concord police returned to the city.
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