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Skip · 06-25-2004, 02:24 PM

As reported in today's Citizen, posted below is an excerpt from the arrest statisitcs directly attributable to this year's bike week.

Notice that nearly a quarter of those arrested were from the immediate Laconia area and almost 2/3rds of those arrested were New Hampshire residents.

Our neighbors to our immediate south, who seem to take a lot of abuse from some posters about their behavior, contributed very little to the actual arrest total!

From today's Citizen:

In other Bike Week news, Lt. John MacLennan, who is the LPD’s Operations Division commander, said most of the people the department’s officers arrested — 62 percent — were Granite Staters, with slightly over 22 percent hailing from Laconia proper.

Seventeen percent of those arrested were from Massachusetts, he said, 3 percent from Maine and 2.6 percent from Vermont, with the balance coming from other states and Canada.

06-25-2004, 02:24 PM	#64
Skip Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Dover, NH Posts: 1,615 Thanks: 256 Thanked 514 Times in 182 Posts	Arrest Statistics, Bike Week 2004 As reported in today's Citizen, posted below is an excerpt from the arrest statisitcs directly attributable to this year's bike week. Notice that nearly a quarter of those arrested were from the immediate Laconia area and almost 2/3rds of those arrested were New Hampshire residents. Our neighbors to our immediate south, who seem to take a lot of abuse from some posters about their behavior, contributed very little to the actual arrest total! From today's Citizen: In other Bike Week news, Lt. John MacLennan, who is the LPD’s Operations Division commander, said most of the people the department’s officers arrested — 62 percent — were Granite Staters, with slightly over 22 percent hailing from Laconia proper. Seventeen percent of those arrested were from Massachusetts, he said, 3 percent from Maine and 2.6 percent from Vermont, with the balance coming from other states and Canada.