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WATCH: Police Believe Someone Dumped Bags of Up to 30 Rats on This New Hampshire Road
Not going to misinform you, after I hear the phrase “rat” two issues come to thoughts… the film “Willard” and Chuck E. Cheese.
Most individuals consider rats as soiled creatures, and god forbid you see one in a restaurant, you’ll most likely by no means eat there once more. In all actuality, rats are clear animals… I do know it’s arduous to imagine.
Now, if you’re somebody that thinks of rats as soiled creatures, then you’ll not get pleasure from what occurred in Barnstead, New Hampshire. Think about how you’d act when you noticed one rat, now multiply that by 30.
That is proper, 30 rats!
The Barnstead Police Division took to Fb and posted a video displaying rats operating round on Province Highway.
Barnstead Police acknowledged that within the 700 block investigation they discovered round 30 domesticated hooded rats. Police imagine that somebody removed a number of luggage all which contained rats within the space.
Fortunately, the Barnstead Police contacted NHSPCA who’s planning to try to seize all of the rats which might be on the free.
Actually, when you see a rat, simply report it. Particularly whether it is one in all these harmless rats that was let loose, which by the best way is definitely thought-about animal cruelty underneath NH Regulation.
If by any probability that you already know who could also be chargeable for setting these rats free, Barnstead Police asks that you just rat out the individual (sure, pun supposed) and name them at (603) 305-5378.
Hopefully these rats will all be discovered and ultimately discover a endlessly dwelling.
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The SUV’s driver and two passengers were pronounced dead at the scene of the single-car crash, police said.
Three people were killed Sunday afternoon in a single-vehicle crash on an Interstate 93 off-ramp in Salem, New Hampshire, officials said.
Troopers responded to a reported crash on the Exit 2 off-ramp just after 2 p.m., New Hampshire State Police said in a news release. A preliminary investigation determined a 2012 white Kia Sportage was traveling south on the off-ramp when it veered off the road, traveled through a grassy area, and struck a culvert, according to police.
The SUV’s driver, 71-year-old Rodney J. Dore, of Pelham, and two passengers — Anne J. Dore, 70, of Pelham, and Lisana M. Alexander, 45, of Salem — were pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
Part of the off-ramp was temporarily shut down while troopers investigated, according to the release. Officials did not share any details on what might have caused the fatal crash.
New Hampshire State Police encouraged anyone with information that could help the investigation to contact Trooper Mark Lingerman at 603-223-4381 or [email protected].
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Siblings from Mass. and N.H. rescued from trail in Franconia, N.H., as hypothermia set in – The Boston Globe
A pair of siblings suffering from the early stages of hypothermia was rescued from the Lincoln Brook Trail in Franconia, N.H., early Sunday after they fell into the brook twice, soaking two sets of clothes amid near-freezing temperatures, officials said.
Xander Dalke, 20, of Hanover, N.H., and Aylen Dalke, 18, of South Hadley, Mass., had begun a planned two-day hike around Owl’s Head Mountain about 7 a.m., but their plans were disrupted when the pair fell into Lincoln Brook, according to a statement released by New Hampshire Fish and Game.
The siblings changed into dry clothing, but later fell into the water a second time, soaking their remaining clothes, according to the statement. Temperatures in Franconia were nearly freezing at the time, according to the National Weather Service.
After falling into the water, the hikers decided to make camp and attempt to warm themselves, but upon setting up a tent, they began experiencing the early stages of hypothermia, according to the statement. Both hikers came well equipped, and used a satellite messaging device to contact Dartmouth Outdoor Programs despite not having cellular phone service.
Coordinates from the device showed the pair was located more than 8 miles from the trailhead, according to the statement.
Conservation officers were notified of the rescue request around 7 p.m. Saturday, according to the statement. Around 2:30 a.m. Sunday, two conservation officers reached the tent site and found the Dalke siblings inside sleeping bags. The siblings were given dry clothing, and around 3:30 a.m. they began hiking back to the trailhead, where they arrived around 7:15 a.m.
No further injuries were reported. Officials did not specify whether the pair required medical attention.
Conservation officers encourage any prospective hikers to expect wintry conditions and to prepare for hikes with essential equipment, including “a map, compass, warm clothing, extra food and water, headlamp, fire starter, first aid kit, whistle, rain/wind jackets & pants, and a knife,” according to the statement.
Collin Robisheaux can be reached at collin.robisheaux@globe.com. Follow him on Twitter @ColRobisheaux.
3 people are deceased as New Hampshire State Police investigate a crash on the Interstate 93 ramp in Salem, N.H.
State Troopers, alongside members of the Salem Fire Department and New Hampshire Department of Transportation, were dispatched at 2:02pm for a report of a single-vehicle crash at the Exit 2 offramp from 1-93 Southbound.
Initial investigations believed that the vehicle, a 2012 KIA Sportage, had veered off onto the right side of the offramp, traveling through the grass, and then striking a culvert. The vehicle immediately stopped.
Both the driver and two passengers were pronounced dead at the scene. The driver has been identified as Rodney J. Dore, 71, of Pelham. The passengers were identified as Anne J. Dore, 70, also of Pelham, and Lisana M. Alexander, 45, of Salem.
The offramp was closed for a short period of time while troopers conducted initial investigations before reopening around 6pm.
As the investigation continues, N.H. State Police are urging the public with any information to contact Trooper Mark Lingerman at 603-223-4381 or mark.n.lingerman@dos.nh.gov.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates as more information becomes available.
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