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Ozzy’s Mission Ozzy’s Mission provides support to NH first responders.

The evolution of a friendship with Layla. Such a sweet girl!
11/05/2026

The evolution of a friendship with Layla. Such a sweet girl!

Big thanks to our friends Paws of Purpose K9 for the fancy new leash! We appreciate it!
11/04/2026

Big thanks to our friends Paws of Purpose K9 for the fancy new leash! We appreciate it!

We have a very limited number of Ozzy’s Mission 2027 calendars for sale. $20 each for 12 months of Ozzy!! Message for in...
11/02/2026

We have a very limited number of Ozzy’s Mission 2027 calendars for sale. $20 each for 12 months of Ozzy!! Message for info or to reserve yours today!

Ozzy’s ready for the NPD Halloween party tonight! We decided to go as Nashua Fire Engine 5!       💙
10/29/2026

Ozzy’s ready for the NPD Halloween party tonight! We decided to go as Nashua Fire Engine 5! 💙

Ozzy and Ellie had a great time at the Trunk or treat last night for First Responder Day. Officer Turcotte and I want to...
10/29/2026

Ozzy and Ellie had a great time at the Trunk or treat last night for First Responder Day. Officer Turcotte and I want to thank Elements Massage Nashua and Pet Supplies Plus’ Nashua for the invite and their continued support!

10/28/2026

Today we honor Acting Chief Armand Roussel of the Nashua Police Department.

On the evening of October 15, 1971, Acting Chief Roussel went to an apartment with other officers after residents had called to report that an armed man was causing a disturbance. When Acting Chief Roussel arrived, he found a former recently paroled inmate sitting on his front doorstep holding a pistol to the back of another man. This subject had previously walked into the Nashua police station and opened fire using weapons concealed beneath his coat. Acting Chief Roussel approached the subject along with acting Inspector Raymond Landry. The subject demanded to see the chief and when Acting Chief Roussel responded that he was the Acting Chief, the hostage was pushed to one side and the subject fired three shots into Roussel from a distance of approximately six feet. Acting Chief Roussel was taken to the hospital where he began to recover, but, twelve days later, he died suddenly from a pulmonary embolism.

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10/28/2026

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10/27/2026

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28 Officer James Roche Drive
Nashua, NH
03062

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