MANCHESTER, N.H. — The name of the state trooper involved in the fatal shooting of the suspected shooter at New Hampshire Hospital earlier this month has been released to the public. Trooper Nathan Sleight shot and killed John Madore, 33, on Nov. 17, according to the attorney general’s office.

Madore had allegedly killed security guard Bradley Haas at the secure psychiatric facility before being shot by Sleight. The attorney general’s office stated that the investigation into the incident is ongoing, but the evidence gathered so far indicates that Sleight’s actions were legally justified and likely prevented further injuries or loss of life.

The release of the trooper’s name has brought more clarity to the tragic event at New Hampshire Hospital. With the investigation still ongoing, it remains to be seen what the final report on the shooting will reveal.

The attorney general’s office has stated that no further updates are expected until the final report on the shooting is released. This news brings a sense of closure to the community as they await the conclusion of the investigation and the release of the final report. The information released so far sheds light on the events that transpired at New Hampshire Hospital on that fateful day.

In summary, Trooper Nathan Sleight shot and killed John Madore, the suspected shooter at New Hampshire Hospital, on Nov. 17. The attorney general’s office has stated that their investigation is ongoing, and no further updates are expected until the final report on the shooting is released.