Three Arrested During Portsmouth Sobriety Checkpoint

PORTSMOUTH, NH — Three New Hampshire men were arrested during a sobriety checkpoint enforcement effort by the Portsmouth Police Department, according to Capt. Frank Warchol. The checkpoint was held beginning a 10 p.m. on Sept. 2, 2016, and ending on Saturday morning around 3 a.m.

Arrested were:

• George Hendrickson, 24, pictured left, of Portsmouth, for possession of a controlled drug.
• Brian Tash, 36, pictured center, of Strafford, for operating after suspension.
• Steven Marshall, 46, of Portsmouth, for driving while intoxicated.

Editor’s note: This post was derived from information supplied by the Portsmouth. It does not indicate a conviction. This link explains the name removal request process for NH Patch police reports.

Police checked 250 drivers on Lafayette Road near Mirona. Members of the Portsmouth Explorer Post assisted in the effort.

Hendrickson and Tash are due in court on Oct. 24; Marshal on Sept. 19.

ALSO READ:

• Six Arrested in NH Seacoast Sobriety Checkpoint
• Three Arrested During Salem Sobriety Checkpoint
• Four Arrested at Portsmouth Sobriety Checkpoint
• Sobriety Checkpoint nets 3
• Three Arrested During Portsmouth Sobriety Checkpoint
• Six Charged After NH Sobriety Checkpoint
• Numerous Mass. Residents Arrested at NH Sobriety Checkpoint
• Eight Arrested During NH Sobriety Checkpoint
• Sobriety Checkpoint Nets Three on Route 101
• Seacoast Sobriety Checkpoint Nets Three
• Seven Arrested During New Hampton Sobriety Checkpoint
• Two Arrested at Bow Sobriety Checkpoint