A man being pursued in the killing of his wife in New Hampshire was shot by police and tumbled from the Interstate 95 bridge that connects the state to Maine, officials said Thursday. Their eight-year-old boy was found dead in the back seat of the father's vehicle afterward.
A man being pursued in the killing of his wife in New Hampshire was shot by police and tumbled from the Interstate 95 bridge that connects the state to Maine, officials said Thursday. Their eight-year-old boy was found dead in the back seat of the father's vehicle afterward.
Police tracked the man's vehicle to the 4,500-foot-long span that connects Portsmouth, New Hampshire, to Kittery, Maine. Tens of thousands of vehicles cross the bridge daily. No names were released on Thursday. The family had recently moved to Troy, and police were having difficulty tracking down family members to make notifications, the spokesperson said.
There are multiple cameras in use on the bridge to monitor traffic, but there is no record of the shooting because they are not set to record, according to Paul Merrill, spokesperson for the Maine Department of Transportation.Associated Press writers David Sharp and Patrick Whittle reported from Portland, Maine, and Kathy McCormack contributed from Concord, New Hampshire. Caleb Jones reported from Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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