There is no crime in New Hampshire: police pull people over to thank them for not speeding

Officers in Rochester, NH are handing out thank-you notes to safe non-speeding drivers along Route 11, regarded as the city’s most hazardous road, with 312 incidents recorded in the last year on the three-mile strip of asphalt. The notes have generated a “tremendously positive response” according to Lt. Paul Callaghan, who claims that his force may next descend on the local bank, to thank customers waiting in line for not robbing the place.

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Officers in Rochester, NH are handing out thank-you notes to safe non-speeding drivers along Route 11, regarded as
the city’s most hazardous road, with 312 incidents recorded in the last year on the three-mile strip of asphalt. The
notes have generated a “tremendously positive response” according to Lt. Paul Callaghan, who claims that his force may
next descend on the local bank, to thank customers waiting in line for not robbing the place.