Turners Falls Man Arraigned In Connection With Police Chase In Hampshire County

By Franklin County Now May 15, 2020 5:22 am

Combined Sources

(undated) — A Turners Falls man has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges related to a police chase in Hampshire County. The Northwestern DA’s office says 21-year-old Nolan Courtemanche pleaded not guilty to kidnapping, operating under the influence of drugs, failure to stop for police, and other charges. He was arrested last Thursday after a chase which began on i-91 south and ended in Easthampton. Courtemanche is due back in court July 15th.

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