More than three years after members of a neo-Nazi group disrupted a Drag Story Hour event at a café in Concord, New Hampshire, the state’s attorney general announced a settlement with the group’s leader, Christopher Hood. They were protesting a Drag Story Hour featuring Boston-based drag queen Juicy Garland reading aloud from children’s books. Six months later, Formella’s office filed civil complaints against Hood and 19 unidentified members of NSC-131 who allegedly orchestrated the protest. The other NSC-131 members, who were never identified, are also subject to the decree. “This resolution delivers accountability and sends the message that organized hate group activity that violates the law will not be tolerated.”