Democrat lawmaker's 107 mph traffic stop brings bodycam battle front and center again
Ellen Read, who is fighting charges stemming from two Rockingham County traffic stops, including one in which a deputy accused her of driving 107 mph. A police officer wears a body-worn camera affixed to a uniform. New Hampshire established a matching grant program in 2021 to help law enforcement agencies purchase body-worn and dashboard cameras. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)"They are incorrect, I wish I had," Read said.
- ▪Ellen Read, who is fighting charges stemming from two Rockingham County traffic stops, including one in which a deputy accused her of driving 107 mph.
- ▪A police officer wears a body-worn camera affixed to a uniform.
- ▪New Hampshire established a matching grant program in 2021 to help law enforcement agencies purchase body-worn and dashboard cameras. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)"They are incorrect, I wish I had," Read said.
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New Hampshire Democrat lawmaker's 107 mph traffic stop brings bodycam battle front and center again Rockingham County says it cannot afford the technology, reigniting debate over law enforcement funding for police cameras By Greg Wehner Fox News Published July 19, 2026 6:00am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video White House requires body cams for ICE traffic stops Former Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf discusses the White House's new guidance allowing I.C.E.
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