GREENLAND, N.H. — Mourners have gathered for a memorial in honor of a New Hampshire police chief who was shot to death days before retiring.
Greenland police Chief Michael Maloney was trying to serve a search warrant Thursday night when a suspect opened fire, killing him and wounding four officers.
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Other community leaders and residents congregated Saturday at a school. Maloney was remembered as active in the community. Selectman John Vitale says he always left a gathering with a chuckle and a handshake.
Others who didn’t know him say they came out in support of the community.
Rev. Robert Fellows, pastor of the Greenland Community Congregational Church, says he led a prayer and moment of silence at the meeting. Fellows sees the meeting as a “coming together” for the town.
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