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Nashua man sentenced to prison for trafficking multiple high-powered firearms

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NASHUA N.H.- A Nashua man will spend the next five years in prison for trafficking weapons.

According to court documents, beginning in or around February 2025, Dennis Michaud,23, was identified as an illegal firearms dealer.

The sentence comes after Michaud was convicted of selling three rifles including two semiautomatic, six handguns, nine magazines and multiple rounds of ammunition

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