NH Fish and Game

Heard on WMUR this morning that a retired ( I think) Fish and Game officer died after an accident on a motorcycle while coming down a hill in Wolfeboro.

That stinks!

Veteran Fish and Game Sgt. Brian Abrams died Tuesday night after crashing his motorcycle in Wolfeboro.

Abrams, who lived in Conway, lost control of the motorcycle while riding down a hill in Wolfeboro on Sunday. He was leaving a horse farm after watching one of his daughters ride.

Police said he was not wearing a helmet and suffered serious head injuries. Emergency crews took him to Huggins Hospital in Wolfeboro, but he was later flown by medical helicopter to Maine Medical Center in Portland, Maine.

Fish and Game Capt. John Wimsatt said the department was profoundly saddened by the sudden loss.

“On behalf of the men and women of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, we express our deepest sympathies to Brian’s family,” Wimsatt said. “Sgt. Abrams' dedication to duty and service to the citizens and visitors of our great state for more than two decades has been nothing short of extraordinary.”

Read more: http://www.wmur.com/news/nh-news/veteran-fish-and-game-officer-dies-after-crash/-/9857858/21361306/-/nnvdlt/-/index.html#ixzz2bIC9tsGV

fshnski wrote:Veteran Fish and Game Sgt. Brian Abrams died Tuesday night after crashing his motorcycle in Wolfeboro.

Abrams, who lived in Conway, lost control of the motorcycle while riding down a hill in Wolfeboro on Sunday. He was leaving a horse farm after watching one of his daughters ride.

Police said he was not wearing a helmet and suffered serious head injuries. Emergency crews took him to Huggins Hospital in Wolfeboro, but he was later flown by medical helicopter to Maine Medical Center in Portland, Maine.

Fish and Game Capt. John Wimsatt said the department was profoundly saddened by the sudden loss.

“On behalf of the men and women of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, we express our deepest sympathies to Brian’s family,” Wimsatt said. “Sgt. Abrams' dedication to duty and service to the citizens and visitors of our great state for more than two decades has been nothing short of extraordinary.”

Read more: http://www.wmur.com/news/nh-news/veteran-fish-and-game-officer-dies-after-crash/-/9857858/21361306/-/nnvdlt/-/index.html#ixzz2bIC9tsGV

Pork Hill Road, by any chance?

 

I don't think he was retired.