Bradley Haas Death; Victim of Hospital Shooting In Concord Identified As 63 Years Old Former Chief o

May 2024 · 2 minute read

According to the Attorney General John Formella, the individual who was killed in the shooting that took place at a hospital in Concord, New Hampshire, on Friday afternoon has been named as Bradley Haas, who was 63 years old and was from Franklin.

At approximately 3:30 p.m. on Friday, a person walked into the lobby of the New Hampshire State Hospital and reportedly shot Haas. According to the officials, Haas was working as a security officer for the Department of Safety at the time of the incident.

A state policeman who was stationed at the hospital and instantly opened fire on the suspect, resulting in the suspect’s death. The identification of the suspect has not been made public by the detectives at this time. The policy of the department dictates that the officer who fired the shot that killed the suspect will remain in custody until all of the required interviews have been conducted.

According to the information provided, Haas is a “father and law enforcement veteran.” Before becoming a member of the New Hampshire Department of Safety, Haas was the chief of police in his hometown of Franklin, New Hampshire, which is located about half an hour west of Concord. Haas retired after 28 years of service with the Franklin Police Department.

In addition, Haas spent three years working as a military police officer for the United States Army.

According to the officials, the investigation is still underway, and a news conference has been scheduled to take place on Saturday, November 18 at 10 a.m. to provide additional details.

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