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Allenstown man charged with vandalizing Manchester Coffee shop

Allenstown man charged with vandalizing Manchester Coffee shop

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MANCHESTER, N.H.- An Allenstown man has been charged in connection with the vandalism at The Moka Pot Coffee shop.

According to police Tyler Inman,20, has been charged with criminal mischief and falsifying evidence in connection with the Sept. 16th incident.

Police allege Inman smashed multiple windows on both the Hanover Street storefront and along the right side of the shop on Nutfield Lane and also spraypainted two swastika and wrote racists messages on the wall of the store, causing around $5,000 in damages.

Following his arrest Inman appeared before a judge Friday and was ordered held on $500 cash bail. Inman is due back in court for a probable cause hearing on October 6,2026.

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