Shooting In Manchester [NH] Leaves Man Injured Prompting SWAT Incident

[MaverickNH]

Shooting In Manchester Leaves Man Injured Prompting SWAT Incident

Police are searching for Anthony Barahona, 26, after a shooting on Front Street; they say he should be considered armed and dangerous.

patch.com

”Manchester fire, EMS, and police responded to a report of a person who had a gunshot wound at 389 Front St. Wednesday at about 3 p.m...

Front Street was closed down due to the fact the shooter hadn’t been located and several people refused to exit the house, which is well known to police and has had previous SWAT incidents involving standoffs…SWAT responded to the scene with additional personnel and equipment, including a robot used to enter the house. Shortly after the robot made entry, a few females exited the house. Police with guns drawn then entered the house accompanied by a K9. Shortly after, additional people exited the house and were detained in a safe area away from the home…

Police said all subjects involved have been identified and the victim and the suspect were known to each other. Anthony Barahona, 26, was wanted by Manchester police in connection to the incident and should be considered armed and dangerous.”

I’ve driven by this place numerous times on the way to Shooters Outpost, but never gave it a second look. If I was a neighbor, it would have burned down by now.

 

[In God We Trust]

Shooting In Manchester Leaves Man Injured Prompting SWAT Incident

Police are searching for Anthony Barahona, 26, after a shooting on Front Street; they say he should be considered armed and dangerous.

patch.com

”Manchester fire, EMS, and police responded to a report of a person who had a gunshot wound at 389 Front St. Wednesday at about 3 p.m...

Front Street was closed down due to the fact the shooter hadn’t been located and several people refused to exit the house, which is well known to police and has had previous SWAT incidents involving standoffs…SWAT responded to the scene with additional personnel and equipment, including a robot used to enter the house. Shortly after the robot made entry, a few females exited the house. Police with guns drawn then entered the house accompanied by a K9. Shortly after, additional people exited the house and were detained in a safe area away from the home…

Police said all subjects involved have been identified and the victim and the suspect were known to each other. Anthony Barahona, 26, was wanted by Manchester police in connection to the incident and should be considered armed and dangerous.”

I’ve driven by this place numerous times on the way to Shooters Outpost, but never gave it a second look. If I was a neighbor, it would have burned down by now.

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It’s sad how one house can ruin an entire neighborhood.

Some years back there was a similar situation in Plymouth, MA. The house was condemned I believe but the owner (he inherited the house) was a shit bag and was fighting the town over it. The place was also a known crack shack and the cops were there just about daily.

It mysteriously burned down one night. No idea what actually happened, but I like to think one of the neighbors on the otherwise nice street lit a match. The problem was solved anyway.

 

[Uzi2]

It’s sad how one house can ruin an entire neighborhood.

Some years back there was a similar situation in Plymouth, MA. The house was condemned I believe but the owner (he inherited the house) was a shit bag and was fighting the town over it. The place was also a known crack shack and the cops were there just about daily.

It mysteriously burned down one night. No idea what actually happened, but I like to think one of the neighbors on the otherwise nice street lit a match. The problem was solved anyway.

Funny how some people will support burning someone out over the appearance of their house on a street, but wouldn't even consider doing the same to someone trying to ruin their life over an inanimate object.

 

[MaverickNH]

It’s sad how one house can ruin an entire neighborhood.

Some years back there was a similar situation in Plymouth, MA. The house was condemned I believe but the owner (he inherited the house) was a shit bag and was fighting the town over it. The place was also a known crack shack and the cops were there just about daily.

It mysteriously burned down one night. No idea what actually happened, but I like to think one of the neighbors on the otherwise nice street lit a match. The problem was solved anyway.

I’m sure the FD/PD investigated thoroughly…

 

[Fixxah]

@BigRed come on down.

 

[In God We Trust]

Funny how some people will support burning someone out over the appearance of their house on a street, but wouldn't even consider doing the same to someone trying to ruin their life over an inanimate object.

If you are talking about what I think you are talking about, I support it fully.

 

[snax]

Manchester swat destroyed one of my apartments. I was able to fix everything.
Decided to raid it because a tenants brother was a "known associate" of the Haitian dealers they were raiding down the street, and they must of figured why not its right there. I, and other tenants hadn't seen the brother in like a year, and he had been in PR.
Their other trick they like to pull was having the "dog catcher" return a "lost wallet" to people they were looking for.
Yeah bad neighborhood, but they paid rent and I didn't catch them doing anything so the cops can F off.