Overview
- Berlin police were called to a home on West Milan Road after a resident asked them to remove an adult male on Thursday night.
- During the officers' interaction, gunshots were fired, the man was wounded and he was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
- The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office said the 37‑year‑old man approached officers with a knife and one responding officer fired; officials say the injuries are not believed to be life‑threatening.
- Investigators from the Attorney General's Office and the New Hampshire State Police Major Crime Unit are leading the probe and are reviewing body‑camera footage from the scene.
- Authorities say there is no known threat to the public and they will release the identity of the officer who fired after a formal interview, likely next week.