After the arrest, Tyler Clavelle told NHPR, “I know how much time it’s going to take to get myself back to what I was, to literally piece myself back together. That’s my time though. It could be years or months.” Khady Badiane and Clavelle were arrested in March 2020.
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Keene State College has reached a settlement agreement with two former students who were arrested last year. The New Hampshire college agreed to forgive debt owed, compensate for lost wages and provide certain services to Ndeye “Khady” Badiane and Tyler Clavelle.
The total settlement amounts to about $42,000 between the two former students, who were arrested on campus last March.
Area law enforcement officials urge more mental-health resources
Published: 4/28/2021 3:09:37 PM
In a broad discussion of potential policing reforms Monday night, elected officials and law enforcement authorities from the Monadnock Region called for greater investment in mental health care while also sparring over issues of police accountability.
State Sen. Jay Kahn, D-Keene, moderated the virtual town hall, which came as New Hampshire lawmakers are drafting the state’s 2022-23 budget and after some have been accused of weakening reforms that a state panel on policing recommended last summer.
The event organized by the Cheshire County Democrats focused largely on those recommendations from the Commission on Law Enforcement Accountability, Community and Transparency (LEACT). Gov. Chris Sununu, who convened the commission in mid-June after a Minneapolis police officer murdered George Floyd, endorsed its nearly 50 proposals last September.
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Three people seriously hurt in New Hampshire car crash Boston 25 News Staff
Three people were seriously hurt in a car crash in Pelham, New Hampshire, on Saturday night.
Pelham Police and fire responded to Bridge Street shortly before 7:30 p.m. for a two-car crash that was blocking both lanes.
Maura Oray, 32, of Winchester, was driving a Honda Fit while Jacen Boyden, 18, of Pelham, was driving a Volkswagen Jetta. Emmy Bedard, 20, of Pelham, was a passenger in Boyden’s car. All three were seriously hurt.
Oray was flown to Tufts Medical Center in Boston while Boyden and Bedard were brought to Lawrence General Hospital, police said.
The hall’s director noticed the marijuana smell and called campus security for support.
When she came to Badiane’s room, she realized that Badiane wasn’t alone. Her fiancé, Tyler Clavelle, didn’t have permission to be in the dorm during spring break because he didn’t live there, but Clavelle said he was there to take care of his sick fiancée.
“I’m standing right here in the middle of the room, in the middle of the doorway, with a remote,” he said. “Why would I be hiding? Why would she be lying?”
Things got really tense when Clavelle went to use the women’s restroom to wash his hands, after searching through bags of trash to find the pipe and handing it over the hall director.