A teenage driver from Connecticut was arrested Monday night time after main New Hampshire police on a 30-mile pursuit at speeds as much as 137 mph.
New Hampshire State Police stated they tried to cease the driving force of a BMW 335xi on Route 16 north in Dover round 8:30 p.m. Monday. The automobile was initially noticed going 95 mph in a posted 55 mph zone. As an alternative of slowing down and pulling over for police, nonetheless, the driving force sped up and drove in what police stated was an “more and more harmful method.”
Police stated they started pursuing the automobile, which continued for almost 30 miles over a 15-minute span, at speeds as excessive as 137 mph.
State police stated they coordinated with native regulation enforcement companies to deploy a tire deflation gadget in an effort to cease the driving force. After hitting the gadget, the driving force tried a sudden flip and misplaced management of the automobile, which landed in a ditch.
The driving force, recognized by police as 18-year-old Thomas C. Good, of Goshen, Connecticut, was taken into custody and charged with felony reckless conduct and misdemeanor counts of legal mischief and disobeying a police officer.
Good was not injured when his automobile crashed and has remained in preventative detention since his arrest.
A passenger, who has not been charged, additionally wasn’t harm.
