Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Swine Flu & Fighter Jets
By the way, the US Government is acting fishy lately, like damn trout. I woke up to the sound of two fighter jets , that were flying low enough that I could see in their damn windows. Loud son-ah-bitches... it was even on the news. Miltiary said "The exercise was training for situations in which fighters need to intercept unidentified or unresponsive aircraft." Har har har.
http://www.wmur.com/news/19325063/detail.html
Swine Flu is in Maine and Massachusetts and could hit New Hampshire next, and most likely will. It's a problem. Hopefully everyone on Queenzone and all their familes will be safe and not catch this terrible virus.
http://www.wmur.com/news/19322829/detail.html
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Sneezing?
Monday, April 27, 2009
Swine Flu
Travelers Alert Issued Because Of Swine Flu Concerns
Manchester Regional Educating Travelers About Swine Flu
MANCHESTER, N.H. -- A travelers health alert has been issued for people passing through Manchester-Boston Regional Airport because of swine flu concerns."We want to make sure that passengers have all the information regarding the swine flu at their disposal, and we are taking all appropriate steps," said airport Deputy Director Brian O'Neill.READ MORE - http://www.wmur.com/news/19301588/detail.html
Friday, April 24, 2009
Aldridge could be back in N.H. by Tuesday
http://www.eagletimes.com/ET/LocalNews/story/090423-aam-npt-aldridge-update
Excerpts from the Eagle Times article... written by Archie Mountain.
NEWPORT -- At his arraignment late Thursday morning in San Bernardino County Superior Court in California, Aaron Aldridge, 42, of Newport, waived extradition to New Hampshire where he will face child pornography charges.
Aldridge was charged with being a fugitive from justice after being apprehended by the California Highway Patrol Tuesday afternoon on Interstate 15 about 20 miles from the California-Nevada state line.
"We've had a few concerned parents come forward and while there has been no direct link between Mr. Aldridge and anybody that we're aware of, we have taken appropriate steps to interview those people," Hoyt (NPD Chief) said.
The Newport chief, also working as the lead investigator on the case, said Newport police took an "astronomical amount of pornographic pictures" from Aldridge's home at 77 South Main St. A computer was also seized by police.
Hoyt said his department is working heavily on issues related to Aldridge's arrest in California and hasn't had a chance to examine the mounds of pornographic evidence in its possession.
Based on a preliminary inspection, Hoyt said the subjects in the photos, all females, appeared to be between the ages of 2 and 15.
As far as bringing Aldridge back to New Hampshire, Hoyt said in the past, the U.S. Marshal's Service was employed to transport prisoners from one jurisdiction to another but because of a cut in funds, that service is no longer available, Hoyt said.
Hoyt said a private contractor will be retained to accompany Aldridge back to New Hampshire. That bill will be paid by the Sullivan County Sheriff's Department, Hoyt said.
When Aldridge is arraigned on the child pornography charges in Newport District Court, Hoyt expects the prosecutor for the Newport Police Department will be requesting high cash bail. "Mr. Aldridge has already proven he is a flight risk," Hoyt said.
At his arraignment, Aldridge will not enter a plea. A probable cause hearing will be scheduled within 10 days by the court. At that time Aldridge could waive the probable cause hearing and his case would be bound over to Sullivan County Superior Court for a possible a grand jury indictment.
The judge could also rule that probable cause exists in the event Aldridge does not waive the hearing.
The alleged involvement by Aldridge has affected the morale of the police department staff in Newport, Hoyt said. "I'm sure it is also being felt at the county, state and probably the national level to a point," he said. "Every profession unfortunately has its bad apples."
Aldridge served as a full-time police officer in Newport from 1999 to 2004. At this point in the investigation, Hoyt said it is uncertain if evidence will eventually be uncovered that could possibly link Aldridge to the pornographic material during his tenure on the Newport police force. Aldridge was a reporter for the Eagle Times until last October.
Hoyt said Aldridge made it to California with a bit of luck along with his past law enforcement knowledge. "Mr. Aldridge had the ability to think things out and plan," Hoyt said.
As is the case with all new hires in the Newport Police Department, Hoyt said Aldridge was required to go through a very detailed psychological evaluation by a professional in the field along with an extensive background investigation and a polygraph interview with between 250 and 300 questions.
If it comes up that a portion of even one of those answers is partially wrong or false, the applicant is automatically disqualified as a candidate, Hoyt said. Aldridge did not come up short or fail any of the requirements, Hoyt said.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Cigarettes
I also hate it when those people who are sadly dying of another form of cancer or disease that has nothing to do with smoking, and they go out and blab to the world "I'm dying of blah blah blah and I think smokers should pay for it since they are killing themselves anyway"... I think there was something like that going on in Claremont, NH a month or so ago. It's irratating. I know that everyone deserves life, but don't try to take money away from people just because they smoke tobacco, a natural grown plant. Ask for a loan from God, maybe he'll take a year off your life in return so that you can cure your problems and live to 99 instead of 100.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
FOUND: Aaron Aldridge nabbed in California
From the 'Eagle Times', written by Archie Mountain
NEWPORT — A nationwide search for Aaron Aldridge of Newport, wanted by Newport police on two arrest warrants involving child pornography, ended in California late Tuesday afternoon, when he was captured after a short pursuit on Interstate 15.
“I’m glad Mr. Aldridge was taken into custody without incident,” said Newport Police Chief David Hoyt.
Go to the following links for more information:http://www.eagletimes.com/ET/LocalNews/story/Aaron-WEB-VERSION
http://www.wmur.com/news/19244715/detail.html
Wanted: Aaron Aldridge (Radio Host / Former Police Officer)
I find it shocking that another person associated with the Newport Police Department is in deep water. This time, it's worse though. It seems he has been "producing" illegal porn inside of his house in the form of photos and videos. The whole community seems shocked about this. I went to school with his oldest son, who is a very shy yet smart person. Total opposite of his dad.
Who knows where Aaron has gone, but it's wrong of him to not face the consequences of what he has done. The longer he hides, the more scrutiny his family has to face, I imagine. I mean, the press in all major cities have gotten a-hold of the story, and there is a nationwide search for him, as well as the warrants for his arrest.
For stories about this, go to the following links:
http://www.wmur.com/news/19232996/detail.html
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2233163/posts