New Hampshire State Police are investigating a shooting involving a driver and a sheriff’s deputy during a traffic stop that led to an hours-long standoff at a home before the driver was taken into custody, authorities said. A Carroll County sheriff’s deputy attempted a traffic stop at about 11 a.m. Tuesday in Tuftonboro. The male driver was “known to this deputy” and there was “an apparent discharge of firearms” during the stop, authorities said in a news release. No one was hit or injured. The driver fled to a nearby house where he remained for hours. Multiple police officers responded to the area. NEW HAMPSHIRE GIRL’S RACE CASE NOW INVESTIGATED AS HOMICIDE A New Hampshire man was taken into custody after his firearm was confiscated and an hours-long standoff with police ensued. (Fox News) The man was taken into custody at about 8 p.m NEW HAMPSHIRE HIKER DIES AFTER SLIDE ON CANNON MOUNTAIN The circumstances surrounding what led to the incident, including the discharge of weapons, are ongoing, the news release said.
