August 2, 2026

Neo-Nazi leader faces fine, community service after civil rights case

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CONCORD, N.H. — The leader of what is reputed to be a New England neo-Nazi group has been hit with a fine and 250 hours of community service for a 2023 incident at a drag queen story hour event in Concord.New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella announced Thursday that Christopher Hood, formerly of Pepperell, identified in court records at the leader of the National Socialist Club-131, admitted to violating the state’s discrimination laws “by attempting to coerce, intimidate, or compel a place of public accommodation to engage in unlawful discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation, and/or gender identity.” Hood must...

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