They say the charge could cause problems by creating a new level of incarceration and forcing the state to manage and track inmates on two levels. A New York man was shot to death after a roadside argument in Fishkill, New York a month ago today. As he was dying, he called police on his cellular phone and said the shooter was driving a Cherokee with New Hampshire license plates. Police have been tracking the owners of about 1,300 late-model Cherokees in New Hampshire. The suspect is a thin, white man, about six feet tall and possibly in his late 40s to 50.
Police say the shooter wore glasses and was either balding or had a receding hairline.
He was placed on paid suspension in January, after he allegedly assaulted his wife four days earlier. Police Chief Al Boston said he has completed an investigation of the incident and will recommend to selectmen whether Stacy should be suspended or dismissed. Stacy has been charged with three counts of simple assault, which is a misdemeanor. He has denied all wrongdoing and is facing a jury trial. The New Hampshire is the University of New Hampshire 's only student-run newspaper.