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Police respond to vehicle collision on Haven Hill Rd.

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Matt Wyatt

On the evening of Friday, February 17th, Rochester Police responded to a report of a motor vehicle collision on Haven Hill Road near the bridge.

Officers discovered that a GMC pickup truck operated by Kimberly Verschoor had overturned in the roadway. Verschoor was transported to Portsmouth Regional Hospital for serious but not life-threatening injury.

Verschoor was charged with felony-level DUI due to the level of injury (a DUI with serious bodily injury, even to oneself, is a felony). Verschoor was released on personal recognizance bail.

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