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March 02. 2013 10:59PM
Woman charged with DWI in Hooksett following Manchester accident
Beverly Weir, 65, was arrested for driving while intoxicated after failing to be able to take field sobriety tests, Hooksett police said. Manchester police said they charged her with conduct after an accident.
The driver of the vehicle hit in Manchester at Salmon and Pine streets followed Weir's vehicle to Hooksett. Hooksett police said they caught up with Weir on Hooksett Road in front of Cinemagic.
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