RAYMOND, N.H. (WHDH) - New Hampshire State Police arrested seven motorcyclists from Massachusetts that they say were clocked at more than 125 mph while riding dangerously as a group on Sunday.
A member of the New Hampshire State Police Special Enforcement Unit was monitoring traffic on Route 101 eastbound from an aircraft when he spotted a group of motorcyclists riding through Raymond at a high rate of speed, according to state police.
Two of the motorcycles involved had passengers on them.
The seven motorcyclists were stopped at Exit 4 and placed under arrest on a charge of reckless operation.
They were identified as Emoni Vincente, 24, of Quincy; Anthony Walsh, 26, of Dedham; Orlando Rosario, 31, of Worcester; Sean Burr, 25, of Quincy; Dallas Rogers, 36, of Marlborough; James Vo, 30, of Braintree; and Phi Tran, 30, of Dorchester.
All seven will be arraigned Oct. 16 in the Candia Circuit Court.
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