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From the Caliphate of New Hampshire.
Four arrested after brawl, gunshots at Concord wedding party
By DOUG ALDEN
New Hampshire Union Leader (EXCERPTED)
April 23. 2018 9:37PM
CONCORD — Four men who drove hundreds of miles to crash a wedding are facing charges after a weekend brawl that included an exchange of gunfire in a crowded parking lot at the reception.
Witnesses identified Salim Hussein as the man they saw shoot a pistol from a white Chrysler 200, which was rushing out of the parking lot at Bektash Temple when it was broad-sided by another vehicle early Sunday, police said. ...
Salim Hussein, 22, of Nashville, Tenn., and Jafar Kahalid Issak, 19, of Columbus, Ohio, were charged with reckless conduct and rioting; both waived their arraignment.
Prosecutors said Hussein drove from Tennessee and picked up Issak and three others along the way. ...
Abdi Osman Mohamed, 18, of Erie, Pa., and Ali Dahir Hussein, 20, of Columbus, Ohio, were charged with rioting. Both waived their arraignment as prosecutors and the defense reached an agreement, setting bail at $2,000 cash/surety for each.
All four traveled together to the wedding, prepared and armed for trouble, Smith said. ...
Why, oh why, would someone travel from Tennessee, Ohio and Pennsylvania to New Hampshire just to crash a wedding, you ask?
NH wedding parking-lot brawl traces back to Ohio street gang grudges
By MARK HAYWARD
New Hampshire Union Leader (EXCERPTED)
May 07. 2018 12:23PM
CONCORD — The parking-lot melee at the end of a Concord wedding — a chaotic event that included gunshots, fist fights and terrified guests fleeing into the woods — involved grudges and a street gang in the Columbus, Ohio, area, according to police investigating the April 22 event.
But two weeks after the Somalian wedding at the Bektash Temple in Concord, police said they don’t have an exact explanation for what happened. They are working with their counterparts in Columbus, home to one of the largest pockets of resettled Somalians in the country, to try to unravel what happened. ...