Trucker crashed, tried to flee post-crash inspection, crashed once more, New Hampshire troopers say
A semi truck driver was arrested and his truck was positioned out of service in New Hampshire on Tuesday following a few crashes and a few makes an attempt to flee from legislation enforcement.
New Hampshire State Police (NHSP) responded to a enterprise on Maple Avenue in Hopkinton at 11:15 p.m. on March 7 after receiving a request for help from the Hopkinton Police Division (HPD).
HPD referred to as for assist from NHSP’s Troop G Motor Service Enforcement Unit following a semi truck crash that occurred on the enterprise.
From a NHSP information launch:
“Upon studying that Troop G was responding to conduct an inspection, the operator of the tractor-trailer unit, owned and operated by Franklin Trucking, LLC of Windsor, Connecticut:
Jermayne Eubanks, age 42, of Tolland, CT
tried to drive off, placing a cement pole and an exit gate, inflicting a second crash. The second crash resulted in important property injury and triggered the entrance axle of the trailer to turn out to be disconnected.“
Troopers stated Eubanks then fled the scene on foot.
Eubanks was apprehended by HPD officers and arrested for Reckless Driving, Reckless Conduct, and Conduct After an Accident.
Moreover, “a number of motor provider violations have been noticed, ensuing within the car being positioned out of service,” NHSP stated.
From NHSP:
“Driver inattention is believed to be an element within the crash. State Police is requesting that anybody who could have data, or witnessed the crash, contact the Hopkinton Police Division at (603) 746-5151.“
