Woman, 2 minors with gunshot wounds died in New Hampshire, probe on

A woman and two minors died under suspicious circumstances and two suspects have been held, authorities in New Hampshire State said. Northfield Police, and the Attorney General's Office did not mention the location of the incident's occurrence. Victims had gunshot wounds, according to reports.

According to reports, police arrived at a home on Wethersfield Road at around 11:45 a.m. Belmont, Northfield, and Franklin ambulances were summoned, and they were instructed to stage far from the residence. At the same time, authorities made sure the area was secured enough for emergency personnel and firefighters to enter.

According to radio chatter between a Lakes Region Area Mutual Aid dispatcher and Northfield Fire, the ambulances responded to victims with gunshot wounds.


A "be on the lookout" (BOLO) for a man in his twenties driving a silver or lighter Ford F-150 was announced over radio traffic for several areas. One BOLO stated that it could be an officer safety bulletin, and unknown whether the suspect still had the firearm in conjunction with the incident. No other information was provided, and the NH plate provided had been a temporary one.

Approximately 45 minutes after the BOLO was aired, a dispatcher informed that they found a vehicle with the same licence plate at a Tilton Walmart. The BOLO had stated that the vehicle's two occupants were being held.

Authorities have not disclosed any suspect information or made any announcements about arrests. To preserve the integrity of the investigation, the Attorney General's Office will share more information as it is available.