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Rochester man charged with threatening Planned Parenthood in Exeter
Christopher Daly, 50, allegedly left threatening voicemails to Planned Parenthood, including threats that he would blow up employees' cars.
NH man arrested after making threats towards Planned Parenthood, Exeter police say
A 50-year-old man was arrested Tuesday after he allegedly made threats toward employees at the Planned Parenthood in Exeter, New Hampshire, last week. Christopher Daly, of Rochester, NH, was taken into custody following a week-long investigation,
Rochester man faces charges for threatening Planned Parenthood employees
A Rochester man is facing charges after allegedly threatening employees at a Planned Parenthood in Exeter.Police said Christopher Daly left a voicemail on New Year's Eve, saying he would use a handgun and a rifle to blow up workers' cars.
New Hampshire man arrested for threatening Planned Parenthood employees
EXETER, New Hampshire (WGME) -- A New Hampshire man accused of threatening Planned Parenthood employees is out on bail. The Exeter Police Department arrested 50-year-old Christopher Daly of Rochester, New Hampshire on Tuesday.
Rochester Man Charged With Threatening Exeter NH Planned Parenthood Staff
A man from New Hampshire, Christopher Daly, was arrested for making threats against an Exeter Planned Parenthood, facing charges of criminal threatening and harassment.
Rochester man accused of threatening Planned Parenthood in Exeter
A Rochester man is accused of threatening to use a handgun and rifle against employees at Planned Parenthood in Exeter, police said.
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