GREENLAND, N.H. -- Authorities charged a Newmarket, N.H., teenager with vehicular assault in connection with a fatal collision last year.Police said Joshua Early, 17, was a driver in a three-car accident in August 2006 that killedDavid Bourassa, of Greenland.Investigators said that Early drove carelessly and did not consider road conditions. Early's car rear-ended Bourassa's car, pushing it into oncoming traffic on Route 33, where it was hit by another vehicle, police said. Bourassa was Greenland's road agent.
If the guy was considering the conditions of the roads and the following distance he might of not caused an accident. Most accident happen at intersections so you should be cautious when you come to one.
(WBZ) DERRY, N.H. A Derry woman is facing her fourth drunk driving charge following an accident which injured a police officer working a construction detail in Windham.Officer Rober Moore, 34, was struck by a pick-up truck as he was supervising construction along Route 28 in Windham Wednesday afternoon.Moore was transported to a Boston hospital. We're told his are non-life threatening and he's being held overnight for observation. Windham Police Chief Gerald Lewis said the six-year veteran was conscious and alert.Forty-three-year-old Susan Foss was arrested on a charge of driving while intoxicated. According to Windham Police, Foss is currently out on bail following a drunk driving arrest two weeks ago. She also has two previous DWI convictions. The road project has been going on for one year without any major problems, Lewis said."There's a lot going on. That's why we have police officers out here with vehicles in uniform with vests on. They're plainly visible," he said. "It's an intoxicated driver who should not have been on the road in the first place."
If the police would of put her in jail two weeks earlier it wouldn't of happened. Plus she has had a few DWI convictions before that they should of done something like put her in jail. She should of been smarter or learned something if she had to take a crash course.
New Haven - A New Haven police officer underwent surgery Wednesday night after he was seriously hurt in a motorcycle accident on Congress Street in New Haven, according to police.The police would not release the officer's name or details of the accident, which occurred about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday when a pickup truck collided with the motorcycle the officer was riding.A woman riding on the motorcycle with the officer also reportedly was hurt. Both were taken to a local hospital.
The police department is expected to release information about the officer and the accident this morning.
Motorcylces are harder to see, maybe that is one of the reasons there was an accident.
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