At a status conference Wednesday public defender Robin Davis expressed frustration about lack of information from police regarding her client Brian Parmenter who has been denied bail for a month. On the bench is Judge Amy Ignatius. The prosecutor is Matthew Conley. (DAYMOND STEER SCREEN SHOT)
Police are seeking information on the whereabouts of Cody Parmenter in connection with an armed robbery in North Conway in September. (COURTESY PHOTOS)
At a status conference Wednesday public defender Robin Davis expressed frustration about lack of information from police regarding her client Brian Parmenter who has been denied bail for a month. On the bench is Judge Amy Ignatius. The prosecutor is Matthew Conley. (DAYMOND STEER SCREEN SHOT)
Police are seeking information on the whereabouts of Olivia Pope in connection with an armed robbery in North Conway in September. (COURTESY PHOTOS)
Police are seeking information on the whereabouts of Cody Parmenter in connection with an armed robbery in North Conway in September. (COURTESY PHOTOS)
OSSIPEE — A lawyer representing one of the trio charged in connection with an alleged armed robbery in Hannaford’s parking lot expressed frustration Wednesday with the lack of information coming from police prosecutors about the case and thus making preliminary court hearings a waste of time.
Police charged two men and a woman in connection with an armed robbery in September, two of which haven’t been caught. The trio consists of Brian K. Parmenter Jr., 30, of Albany; his brother Cody Parmenter, 28, homeless; and Olivia Pope, 27, homeless.
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