Motor Vehicle Pursuit and ArrestOn February 9, 2025, at approximately 11:34AM, Campton Police attempted to stop a vehicle that was traveling at 98MPH on Interstate 93 northbound in Campton.The vehicle, a 2023 Jeep Cherokee, increased speed and passed multiple motor vehicles while weaving in and out of traffic at upwards of 125MPH.The vehicle ultimately came to a stop near Exit 28 with the assistance of the New Hampshire State Police. Campton Police arrested the operator;MARK T. FABRIZI, age 34, of Stratford Connecticutfor the following offenses:Reckless Conduct with a Deadly Weapon, class B felonyPossession of Controlled Drugs, class B felony Disobeying a Police Officer, class A misdemeanor Reckless Driving, violation FABRIZIZ was subsequently bailed and released on a $500.00 cash bail pending his appearance in the Plymouth Court.Anyone who witnessed the vehicle's reckless operation in Campton is encouraged to contact the Campton Police at (603) 726-8874.
On February 8, 2025, at approximately 3:37PM Campton Police responded to a residence on NH Rt 175 after the homeowner reported an unknown subject entering a detached garage. Upon arrival, officers located footprints leading from the garage and following a brief search located;Travis Manley, age 41, of Littleton And took him into custody. Manley, who is currently on parole for burglary was charged with criminal trespassing and held without bail. The Campton Police Department received assistance from the Thornton Police Department during the search and arrest.
These ducks were turned into the police department after being found abandoned in this bin at the Campton Day Use Area off RT 49. They've since been transferred to a local farm that was willing to take them. After exchanging some pretty fowl puns, the officers were happy to get quack off the streets.
Campton Man Arrested for Multiple Sex Crimes Following the execution of a search warrant during the month of November 2024, Campton Police obtained arrest warrants charging;Christopher Adams, age 51, of CamptonWith the crimes of;Incest (x7)Bestiality (x4)Cruelty to AnimalsViolation of PrivacyAdams subsequently fled Campton to avoid arrest. The Campton Police Department actively worked to ascertain his whereabouts, and information learned during the investigation indicated that he was attempting to evade law enforcement and hiding in the Manchester, NH, area. On January 17, 2025, investigators learned that Adams had traveled back to Campton. He was the subject of an unsuccessful search after he fled from a residence known to investigators. On January 29, 2025, Adams was located and arrested without incident at a residence in Manchester, NH, after concealing himself inside a wall. Following the arrest, Adams was held without bail on preventative detention pending his appearance in the Plymouth Court. The Campton Police Department received assistance from the Grafton County Sheriff’s Department, New Hampshire State Police, Manchester, NH Police Department, and the United States Marshals Service during the investigation and subsequent arrest of Adams.
Investigation Leads to Arrest of Non-Compliant Sex OffenderOn January 24, 2025, the Campton Police Department arrested;Jayson Mooney, age 32, of Campton, on felony charges of failing to comply with his sex offender registration. Mooney is a registered sex offender following a conviction for Aggravated Felonious Sexual Assault (Victim under 13 y.o.) and is required to report any temporary address where he is staying under State law.Campton Police had received a tip that Mooney had been staying at an apartment complex in Plymouth. The arrest followed an investigation into Mooney's whereabouts during the months of November and December 2024.Because Mooney has been previously convicted of failing to comply with his sex offender registration on two prior occasions, the State requested that he be held without bail on preventative detention. Contrary to the State's request, Mooney was released on personal recognizance bail.
We regret to share the loss of Border Patrol Agent David C. MalandEnd of Watch Monday, January 20, 2025Border Patrol Agent David Maland was shot and killed during a traffic stop on Interstate 91 in Vermont near the Canadian Border at 3:15 p.m.One suspect was shot and killed and the second suspect was injured. He is in federal custody.Agent Maland had served with the United States Department of Homeland Security - Customs and Border Protection - United States Border Patrol for over nine years. He was assigned to the Swanton Sector. He is survived by his wife and two children.
Border Patrol Agent David C. Maland
Border Patrol Agent David Maland was shot and killed during a traffic stop on Interstate 91 in Vermont near the Canadian Border at 3:15 p.m.
***In Custody***The Campton Police Department is searching for Christopher Adams, age 51, of Campton, who is wanted on warrants for felony offenses. He is believed to have been in the Riverside Drive / Two Rivers Mobile Home Park area of Campton on the evening of 01/17/25. If you see Adams, please do not approach and call your local police department. Campton PD can be reached at (603) 726-8874.
K9 Miller Challenge Coins Miller’s new challenge coin is finally here! Get the collectible coin and support your favorite pup at the same time! All proceeds go to support K-9 Miller the Campton Comfort Dog
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From December 1 to December 31, 2024, the police department logged 576 calls for service and made 9 arrests.A 33-year-old female was arrested for Incest (x7)A 27-year-old male was arrested on Ken Mar Drive for Domestic Violence Assault (x3), Criminal Mischief, and Criminal ThreateningA 31-year-old female was arrested for making a False Report to Law EnforcementA 21-year-old male was arrested for Operating as a Habitual Offender, Reckless Conduct, Disobeying an Officer, Reckless Operation, Failure to Display Plates, Improper Passing, Uninspected Vehicle, and Required Front Lights on NH Route 49.A 45-year-old male was arrested on Interstate 93 for Driving after Suspension (subsequent), Disobeying an Officer, and an Uninspected Vehicle.A 38-year-old female was arrested for Bail Jumping (original offense: Shoplifting)A 21-year-old female was summoned to court for having a nuisance dogAdditionally, the police department made 84 motor vehicle stops, issued 81 warnings and 3 citations, and responded to 12 motor vehicle crashes.
Congratulations to Officer Sturges who recently completed the Police Academy's Defensive Tactics Instructor Course. This course covers the use of force progression, principles of suspect control, levels of positioning, joint manipulation, pressure points, defensive strikes, searching, ground fighting, weapon retention, and the use of impact weapons and OC spray. With this training, Officer Sturges is now able to recertify members of the department and other officers in current use of force tactics.
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From November 1 to November 2024, the police department logged 679 calls for service and made 5 arrests.A 31-year-old female was arrested for bestiality (x7) and cruelty to animals (x2) on US Route 3A 29-year-old male was arrested for domestic violence assault (x5), stalking, and criminal mischief on Sugar House RoadA 40-year-old female was arrested on NH Route 175 for driving under the influence, operating as a habitual offender, and cruelty to animalsA 29-year-old male was arrested on Sugar House Road for driving after suspension for DUI, alcohol interlock device circumvention, unregistered vehicle, and uninspected vehicleA 39-year-old female was arrested on NH Route 175 for driving after suspension, driving with suspended registrations, and driver’s license prohibitions.Additionally, the police department made 130 motor vehicle stops, issued 125 warnings and 5 citations, and responded to 8 motor vehicle crashes.
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We'd like to recognize our Executive Assistant, Jennifer Gould, for her continued support ofWhole Village Family Resource Centerenter's Angels and Elves Program. This year, the police department was able to outfit three local boys with winter jackets, snow pants, hats, gloves, warm blankets, and socks.
Custom K9 Miller Plushies are now available for sale!The K9 Miller plushie makes a great Christmas gift for someone special! All proceeds go towards the Campton Comfort Dog program. You can purchase your plushie at the Campton Police Department for $20. If you need it shipped contact Detective Kristin Tracy at k.tracy@camptonnh.gov
Driver Arrested After Fleeing Traffic StopOn December 11, 2024, at approximately 2:58PM, a Campton Police Officer working a grant funded New Hampshire Office of Highway Safety Traffic Detail attempted to stop a 2008 BMW on NH Route 49 for a motor vehicle violation. The driver;Jeremy Napoleone, age 20, of Wakefield, NH,refused to stop for Campton Police by fleeing at a high rate of speed and disregarding traffic control devices. The pursuit entered Interstate 93 and was terminated shortly after due to public safety being at risk by the vehicle's continued reckless operation. The vehicle's description and last known direction of travel was broadcast throughout the State.Approximately one hour later law enforcement in neighboring Carroll County attempted to stop the vehicle. Napoleone fled the vehicle on foot and was apprehended a short time later.Following the arrest Napoleone was held without bail on preventative detention and is facing charges in both counties. Campton Police have charged Napoleone with;Operating after Habitual Offender Certification (Class B Felony)Disobeying An Officer (Class A Misdemeanor)Reckless Conduct (Class A Misdemeanor)Reckless Operation (X3) (Violation)Illegal Passing (Violation)Uninspected Vehicle (Violation)Failure to Display Plate (Violation)Defective Equipment (Violation)Anyone who may have witnessed this vehicle's reckless operation in Campton is encouraged to contact Campton Police at (603) 726-8874
Today, we join the New Hampshire State Police in remembrance of Trooper Joseph Gearty and Trooper Gary Parker. Trooper Gearty and Trooper Parker were killed when their patrol car was crushed by a load of wood that had fallen from a tractor-trailer while en route to the Grafton County Jail transporting an arrest made in Campton. Brian Goodwin was also tragically killed in the accident. Trooper Gary ParkerNew Hampshire State Police End of Watch Wednesday, November 29, 1989Trooper Joseph Edward GeartyNew Hampshire State PoliceEnd of Watch Thursday, November 30, 1989The changing of road names in Campton for the 911 system enabled (Ret.) Chief Warn to receive permission to name Gearty Way in honor of Trooper Joseph Gearty who was a friend of the community. www.odmp.org/officer/5354-trooper-joseph-edward-geartywww.odmp.org/officer/10362-trooper-gary-p-parker
From October 1 to October 31, 2024, the police department logged 678 calls for service and made 8 arrestsA 70-year-old male was indicted for Aggravated Felonious Sexual Assault on a Child (x6), Pattern Aggravated Felonious Sexual Assault on a Child (x2), and Felonious Sexual Assault.A 42-year-old female was arrested for Aggravated DUI (Collision with serious bodily injury), Aggravated DUI (BAC >.16%), Criminal Mischief, and Indirect Criminal Contempt of Court on Winterbrook RoadA 47-year-old male was arrested for simple assault on Canoe Run RoadA 42-year-old male was arrested on NH Route 49 for DUIA 40-year-old male was arrested on Summit Drive for driving after suspension for DUI, indirect criminal contempt of court, and operating a motor vehicle without child restraintsA 42-year-old female was arrested on Summit Drive for indirect criminal contempt of courtA runaway juvenile was taken into protective custodyAdditionally, the police department made 104 motor vehicle stops, issued 95 warnings and 9 citations, and responded to 10 motor vehicle crashes.
With respect, honor, and gratitude this Veterans Day we would like to recognize all military veterans including our own;Sgt. Jackson, United States NavyOfficer Perry, United States ArmyOfficer Ferris, United States Army and Army Reserves Veterans Day, formerly known as Armistice Day, was originally set as a U.S. legal holiday to honor the end of World War I, which officially took place on November 11, 1918. In 1938, through an act of Congress, November 11th was made a legal holiday.In 1954, at the urging of the veterans service organizations, the 83rd U.S. Congress amended the Act of 1938 by striking out the word "Armistice" and inserting the word "Veterans.” On June 1, 1954, November 11th became a day to honor American veterans of all wars.
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