Nashua Motorcyclist Doing 100 MPH Escapes Cruisers 3 Times--But Not a 4th, Police Say

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A Nashua man driving his motorcycle at dangerously high speeds was arrested Sunday after eluding cruisers three times, police said.

Joshua Leduc, 29, of 12th St., was charged with reckless conduct , reckless driving, and disobeying a police officer.

Hollis police said on Sunday at about 5:30 p.m., on officer saw Leduc on a black motorcycle driving at a high rate of speed on Proctor Hill Road near the Brookline town line.

The officer turned on his emergency lights in an attempt to stop Leduc but he sped up to about 100 mph and escaped, police said. The officer, however, found Leduc parked on the side of Austin Drive—but Leduc sped away again, police said. Another Hollis police officer responding to the incident saw Leduc, but Leduc also escaped that officer, police said.

Soon after, Leduc returned to his Nashua residence—where Nashua police were waiting for him, police said.

Leduc was released on $1,700 bail. He’s scheduled to be arraigned June 24.

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