A Merrimack woman was arrested Friday night after a vehicle pursuit in Concord.
New Hampshire State Police said it saw an SUV with no lights on driving 93 miles per hour on Interstate 93 northbound, a 65 miles per hour zone, at 11:37 p.m. The trooper turned on the emergency lights and siren to stop the vehicle.
The driver failed to stop and a pursuit began, where they continued down the highway and took Exit 17, according to a statement. The black 2012 Toyota RAV4 drove through a steel gate that blocked a private road.
The pursuit ended after 15 minutes when the SUV crashed into a police cruiser, police said. The driver, identified as Heather Lewis, 34, was taken into custody.
Lewis was charged with reckless conduct, resisting arrest/detention, criminal mischief, reckless operation, disobeying a police officer, speeding 25+ miles per hour over the speed limit and operating without lights.
Lewis was held on preventative detention until her arraignment at Concord District Court on Monday.