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Legal Updates:

Use of Mobile Electronic Devices while Driving: Prohibition RSA 265:79-C

No person, while driving a motor vehicle upon a way or temporarily halted in traffic for a traffic control device or other momentary delay, shall use any hand-held mobile electronic device capable of providing voice or data communication, including but not limited to: reading, composing, viewing, or posting any electronic message; or initiating, receiving or conducting a conversation; or initiating a command or request to access the internet; or inputting information into a global positioning system or navigation device; or manually typing data into any other portable electronic device. An operator of a motor vehicle who holds a cellular telephone or other electronic device capable of voice communication in the immediate proximity of his or hear ear while such vehicle is in motion is presumed to be engaging in a call within the meaning of this section.

CRIME INFORMATION:

PHONE SCAMS/ INTERNET SCAMS

If you are a recipient of an unknown caller or email address solicitation for money as an Government Agency or a Government benefit program, please follow these steps:

  1. Do not release any information about yourself to the caller, Name, address, date of birth, social security number etc etc.
  2. Do not provide any bank account information to include passwords, credit card numbers, checking account numbers, debit codes, etc etc.
  3. Never send money to anyone that you don't know, or are not familiar with. Hang the phone up/ or don't reply to the email  and call the business or account and question the call.
  4. Please call the Police Department at anytime if you think you are part of a phone scam and internet scam before acting.

If you have any questions please feel free to call us at 603-485-9173 or 603-485-3421 after hours if you would like to speak with an officer.