New Hampshire Roadblocks

Town/City/Municipality:
Hampton Beach
Description of roadblock location:
Rte 286 after bridge
Time of day:
Late Night
Purported purpose of roadblock:
Alcohol
Regularity of roadblock:
Set up at this location on a regular or frequent basis
Percentage of cars stopped or checked:
Stopped and checked all cars or most vehicles
(more than 75%)
Registry date:
08/2008
Additional information about this roadblock or notes on roadblock encounter:
No comments available.


Town/City/Municipality:
Hookset
Description of roadblock location:
Route 93
Time of day:
AM Rush Hour
Purported purpose of roadblock:
Registration
Regularity of roadblock:
Set up at this location on a regular or frequent basis
Percentage of cars stopped or checked:
Stopped and checked all cars or most vehicles
(more than 75%)
Registry date:
10/2002
Additional information about this roadblock or notes on roadblock encounter:
Officer in each tollbooth!


Town/City/Municipality:
Lebanon
Description of roadblock location:
Southbound I-95 between exits 18 and 19
Time of day:
Anytime
Purported purpose of roadblock:
drugs, residency, destination, warrants, activities_travel, dogs
Regularity of roadblock:
Set up at this location on a regular or frequent basis
Percentage of cars stopped or checked:
Stopped and checked all cars or most vehicles
(more than 75%)
Registry date:
11/2009
Additional information about this roadblock or notes on roadblock encounter:
No comments available.


Town/City/Municipality:
Manchester
Description of roadblock location:
Bridge St Westbound crossing Merrimack River
Time of day:
Late Night
Purported purpose of roadblock:
registration, alchohol
Regularity of roadblock:
Infrequently set up in this area, but location is the same
Percentage of cars stopped or checked:
Stopped and checked 25% to 75% of vehicles
Registry date:
09/2009
Additional information about this roadblock or notes on roadblock encounter:
1:30 AM Sunday Sept 13/2009 I admitted I had a few beers(my mistake!). The officer gave me the three standard NHTSA field sobriety tests pen in front of face, walk toe to toe on straight line, and stand on one foot while counding. I passed and the officer told me to go straight home. I don't know if this is a regular location. A warning sign was set up but it was impossible to avoid without turning into a do not enter bridge off ramp.


Town/City/Municipality:
Portsmouth
Description of roadblock location:
Roaming
Time of day:
Anytime
Purported purpose of roadblock:
Alcohol
Regularity of roadblock:
Frequently set up in this area, but exact location changes
Percentage of cars stopped or checked:
Stopped and checked 25% to 75% of vehicles
Registry date:
09/2008
Additional information about this roadblock or notes on roadblock encounter:
It has been listed in the Portsmouth Herald that there is and will be roaming "hunter patrols", as well as stationary roadblocks.


Town/City/Municipality:
Salem
Description of roadblock location:
Route 28 north (in front of the Rte. 28 Mall)
Time of day:
Late Night
Purported purpose of roadblock:
alchohol, insurance, drugs, seatbelts, firearms, destination, criminal convictions, racial profiling, activities, travel, dogs
Regularity of roadblock:
Frequently set up in this area, but exact location changes
Percentage of cars stopped or checked:
Stopped and checked all cars or most vehicles
(more than 75%)
Registry date:
09/2008
Additional information about this roadblock or notes on roadblock encounter:

I experienced this checkpoint/roadblock on 9-12-2008. I had driven down from Maine to meet my cousin, who had just recently move to Salem, NH. My cousin is an R.N. and works 2nd shift at a local hospital there and she got delayed about 2 hours, so I had plenty of time to waste.

I parked at the Route 28 Mall and ate some McD's. As I was there, the NH state police set up a checkpoint, so I watched it for about 1 hour 45 minutes because I had to wait for my cousin to meet me. I watched this checkpoint and I could see clearly and hear what the NH state police were doing.

Wow! These men were rude, "cocky" and showed no repsect to many motorists! IT WAS SHOCKING! They had 3 lanes going and the cops were questioning everybody and shining their flashlights in everybody's cars and walking around and intimidating them! It was really sad. There was even a german shepard dog barking constantly! To say the least, this looked very Nazi...very "Orwelian".

It also looked like the NH state police would hold and detain pretty young girls longer. They were rude and sounded very unprofessional. Watching this checkpoint for almost 2 hours made me ashamed to be an American. I became ashamed to be an American because I witnessed these officers pull over a car with an elderly couple in it. They must have been at least 75 years old. The cops made them get out of their car and the cops searched their car and trunk.

This very elderly couple just stood there watching as these Nazi's were violatiing there 4th amendment rights and humiliating them. It was so sad! I just couldn't believe that this happens in so called free America. When the elderly couple left in there car, I could hear these NH state police laughing and making jokes! It was so sad.

When are Amerians going to wake up? How can this happen in America? What is going on? I am ashamed to be an American now. These cops just looked and acted very unprofessional and it really made me think what America is turning into. I feel really bad for the children that have to grow up in this tyranny. GOD HELP AMERICA!


Town/City/Municipality:
Unknown
Description of roadblock location:
Mile 95 on I-93 going south
Time of day:
Anytime
Purported purpose of roadblock:
unknown
Regularity of roadblock:
Set up at this location on a regular or frequent basis
Percentage of cars stopped or checked:
Stopped and checked all cars or most vehicles
(more than 75%)
Registry date:
05/2009
Additional information about this roadblock or notes on roadblock encounter:

Not sure how long checkpoint has been here or how long will stay maybe just for memorial weekend. RESIST!, politely.