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Two men are in custody Wednesday morning after a high-speed chase up Interstate 93 from Massachusetts ended in a crash on Route 111 in Windham Tuesday night.

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Seabrook man, 22, identified as fatality in Sunday rollover


August 19. 2013 8:57PM



SEABROOK — The Seabrook man killed in a single-vehicle crash Sunday has been identified.

Officer John Mounsey said William C. Dale, 22 of Seabrook, died after his Jeep Cherokee rolled over near 103 Stard Road just before 9 a.m. Passengers Keith M. Rivela and Ian R. Bogardus, both 24 and of Seabrook, were injured.

Mounsey said speed is likely a factor in the crash. Police are still awaiting the toxicology report.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Mounsey at 474-5200.


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