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After tragedy, N.H. town prays for healing

Greenland shootings are focus of service

By Martine Powers

 |  Globe Staff  

  April 16, 2012

GREENLAND, N.H. - Inside a simple white church Sunday morning, 65 parishioners prayed for Michael Maloney, the police chief killed a little more than a week before he was set to retire. They prayed for the four other police officers wounded in one of the most shocking police shootings in New Hampshire history. Parishioners also urged each other to pray for Cullen Mutrie, the 29-year-old who allegedly shot at the police officers before killing his former girlfriend, Brittany Tibbetts, then shooting himself.

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