The attorney for Raymond Stevens, the Pembroke man who is charged with felony criminal threatening in connection with marker written on homes rented by New American Africans in Concord's South End neighborhood, has entered a plea of "not guilty" for Stevens, according to the Associated Press.
Stevens was scheduled to be arraigned last week, according to the report, but the direct plea removed the need for that hearing.
Read the full report here: NH man pleads not guilty in racist graffiti case
Previous Patch reports about the case can be seen here:
- Police Make Arrest in Concord Racist Graffiti Case
- Police Chief: Graffiti Vandal Faces 10-30 Years
- Concord Police Investigating New Racist Graffiti Incident in South End
- Concord Police Investigators ‘Have Leads’ in South End Graffiti Case
- PHOTOS: Concord Residents Gather to Love Your Neighbor
- Racist Graffiti Reported in the South End
- VIDEO: Love Your Neighbor Love Fest
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