Police Capt. Landry Speaks on Often-Overlooked Summer Dangers

Merrimack Valley Newsmakers by WHAV Staff

Jul 6, 202611:12News & Politics

Haverhill Police Capt. Jamie Landry urges people to be safe especially with an influx of e-bikes and scooters and extreme heat are presenting dangers. Appearing live recently on WHAV’s “Win for Breakfast” morning show, L...

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