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Man charged with driving 125mph

5 years ago in Local

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On May 14, 2021 at approximately 11:38 PM Trooper Samuel Provenza and Trooper Brandon Stubbs of Troop D were monitoring traffic on Interstate 89 North just south of Exit 11 in Sutton, NH. They observed a vehicle driving northbound at 125 mph. The speed limit in that area is a posted 65 mph.

Trooper Provenza arrested the operator who was identified as 19 year old Jeyson A. Lopez Gonzalez of Waltham, MA.

There were three passengers in the vehicle two of them were juveniles.

Lopez Gonzalez was charged with Reckless Operation and Reckless Conduct (misdemeanor) with an arraignment date of June 22, 2021 out of the Hillsborough District Court.

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