For Immediate Release
Posted: August 01, 2022

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Amber Lagace, Public Relations & Community Outreach
(603) 223-8434 | Amber.M.Lagace@dos.nh.gov

Saturation Patrol Results

Greater Concord Area

Concord, New Hampshire – On Saturday, July 30, 2022, State Troopers from the Troop D barracks conducted a high visibility DWI Enforcement Saturation patrol in the Greater Concord area from 9:00 PM to 3:00 AM. This initiative is sponsored and funded by the New Hampshire Office of Highway Safety and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). During this patrol, Troop D Troopers stopped 93 vehicles for a variety of motor vehicle offenses, which resulted in 11 arrests.

Persons charged included:

  1. Tardif, Colin
    Age: 25
    Laconia, NH
    Charges: Aggravated DUI, DUI, Lane control
  2. Alnatra, Jonathan
    Age: 29
    Sanford, ME
    Charges: Aggravated DUI, DUI
  3. Doucette, Jayden
    Age: 21
    Suncook, NH
    Charges: DUI
  4. Coyne, Steven
    Age: 62
    Ashuelot, NH
    Charges: DUI, Operating After Suspension/Revocation – DUI
  5. Page, Alexandria
    Age: 22
    Derry, NH
    Charges: DUI
  6. Allen, Keenan
    Age: 27
    Concord, NH
    Charges: Operating after Suspension, Suspension of vehicle Registration
  7. Amegnra, Momkpokpo
    Age: 30
    Concord, New Hampshire
    Charges: Operating After Suspension – Subsequent Offense, Stop Sign Violation
  8. Coyne, Steven Jr
    Age: 25
    Ashuelot, NH
    Protective Custody –Alcohol
  9. Perron, Stephen
    Age: 23
    Manchester, NH
    Protective Custody – Alcohol
  10. Jacobs, Kimberly
    Age: 26
    Hooksett, NH
    Protective Custody – Alcohol
  11. Kosydar, Kevin
    Age: 48
    Bedford, NH
    Protective Custody – Alcohol

The NH State Police has taken an aggressive stance to prevent persons from driving when impaired. New Hampshire has some of the most aggressive laws in the country to fight impaired driving and the law enforcement community will use those tools to their fullest extent to make sure our citizens and visitors are safe when operating their vehicles on our roadways.

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