AG's office to mull charges in Executive Council protest

Staff reports 2:24 p.m.

September 30, 2021

CONCORD - The Attorney General's Office announced today it will review the circumstances surrounding Wednesday's conduct of individuals at the Institute of Politics, the location where the Governor and Executive Council meeting was scheduled to occur.

The scope of the review is to determine if any individuals violated any criminal laws.

The incident occurred as anti-vaxxer disrupted an Executive Council meeting before it started.

The meeting ended up being postponed due to COVID concerns.

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