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Sergeant James S. Noyes was originally from Haverhill, Massachusetts. He graduated from Haverhill High School in 1972 and later graduated from the University of Massachusetts at Boston in 1976 with

Trooper Lord, 45, was a native of the Pittsburg area and was a true public servant to this town. Upon graduating from Pittsburg High School, he held a number of positions within the town. He worked

Trooper Harold Johnson, 60, was born in North Stratford and also spent many years in Groveton where his parents owned the Eagle Hotel. He moved to Lancaster, New Hampshire in 1940, where he lived wi

Lieutenant Ivan Hayes, 51, was a lifelong resident of Strafford, New Hampshire, born on September 30, 1907. He was a graduate of Austin Cate Academy, the Institute of Applied Sciences in 1928, and H

Trooper Joseph E. Gearty, 28, was born into a large Irish-Catholic family of ten in Massachusetts. He resided in Rumney, NH with his wife Debbie and son Matthew. In the process of transporting a

Trooper Raymond Elliot, 26, lived in Groveton, New Hampshire. He was a World War II veterans and received an honorable discharge from the United States Navy. He joined the New Hampshire State Police

At the time, the unit was comprised of eight highly trained troopers, with expertise in weaponry and specialized tactics such as rappelling and building assaults. The purpose of the SWAT Unit is to

In order to accomplish their mission, the members of the State House Security Unit work with a variety of other local, state and federal agencies to include the State Police Executive Security Unit,

The mission of the Special Events Response Team is to assist with large crowds or disturbances. Events include protests, large gatherings, prison alerts and large-scale searches in which manpower is

The primary mission of the New Hampshire State Police Motorcycle Unit has always been traffic enforcement. The troopers assigned to the unit work areas that have a heavy volume of traffic as well as