CONCORD — Former New Hampshire state trooper James Callahan, who had been investigated for wrongdoing in a Madison case, has resigned per an agreement with the New Hampshire Attorney General's Office, it was announced Monday by State Attorney General Gordon J. MacDonald.

On Feb. 20, the state police reported to the Attorney General’s Office an allegation that Callahan may have engaged in criminal conduct in connection with a Jan. 4 incident in Madison.

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