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Posted April 11. 2013 12:44PM

Jury told bullying by Nashua detectives lead to local man's arrest

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Defense attorney Justin Shepherd said, “This was not their finest hour,” about the Nashua police involved. The situation began with a detective “trying to pick a fight” by blocking Gannon’s path when he tried to walk away with his 11-year-old Siberian husky named Seamus, according to the defense.


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