BRENTWOOD, N.H. (WHDH) – A Brentwood, New Hampshire man is dealing with prison expenses in reference to a wild chase Friday evening that triggered an on-duty New Hampshire State trooper to be concerned in a rollover crash, officers mentioned.
A trooper patrolling Route 101 in Exeter noticed a 2018 Toyota Camry going 131 mph close to Exit 11 round 11 p.m., based on New Hampshire State Police. When the trooper caught as much as the person, later recognized as Michael P. Holt, 56, he refused to cease and left the freeway at Exit 9, the place the trooper’s cruiser rolled over.
About quarter-hour later, troopers positioned the Toyota on Center Street in Brentwood and the driving force once more didn’t cease and the pursuit continued, police mentioned. After persevering with with deflated tires and driving eastbound within the westbound lanes, the driving force misplaced management of the Toyota within the space of Exit 6 and went off the appropriate shoulder earlier than rolling over into the woods off the highway.
Holt was arrested on three counts of felony reckless conduct and misdemeanor counts of disobeying an officer, aggravated driving underneath the affect of medicine or liquor, conduct after an accident, and prison mischief.
He was held in preventative detention on the Rockingham County Jail pending an look in Brentwood District Courtroom on Monday.
The trooper was transported by ambulance to an space hospital for therapy of minor accidents and was finally discharged.
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