New Hampshire State Police

Gov. Chris Sununu is asking state law enforcement to issue tickets to everyone pulled over along I-95 for reckless driving during the holiday season.

The crashes happened between July 12 and July 15, and they were scattered all across the state.

The case involves one specific public records request, but it poses a larger question: whether the public ever has a right to view internal police personnel files that document misconduct.

The state has regulations meant to force problematic police officers out of the profession. But the case of former state trooper Haden Wilber exposes gaps in those rules.

It’s a legal but controversial tactic known as a pretextual stop, used often by the New Hampshire State Police Mobile Enforcement Team, or MET.

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