Vermont AG: New Hampshire Resident Sentenced for Felony Assault, Robbery
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Vermont AG: New Hampshire Resident Sentenced for Felony Assault, Robbery

United States·Wire Summary⏱️ 1 min read

The Attorney General’s Office announced that Jeffrey Mullins, 47, of Ringe, New Hampshire, was sentenced today on one felony count of accessory aiding in the commission of attempted assault and robbery. The charge brought against Mr. Mullins resulted from a criminal investigation by the Vermont State Police with assistance from the Hartford Police Department. The Court, Judge Elizabeth Mann presiding, sentenced Mr. Mullins to six years to 10 years in prison, all suspended but six months, with 10 years of probation. His probation conditions include electronic monitoring, completing substance abuse treatment, prohibiting access to firearms or deadly weapons, and prohibiting contact with victims. If Mr. Mullins violates the conditions of his probation, he faces up to 10 years in prison. Contact: Haley Sommer, Senior Advisor to the Attorney General, 802-828-3171

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