Newton NH Police Department

Newton NH Police Department The men and women of the Newton Police Department are dedicated to the public safety and security of the Town of Newton, NH.

First day of school at the Memorial! And judging by those smiles, I’d say the kids were pretty excited to see Officer Eu...
09/01/2026

First day of school at the Memorial! And judging by those smiles, I’d say the kids were pretty excited to see Officer Eulie today! Looks like he’s already one of the most popular faces in the building!

The Newton Police Department is excited to once again host the senior BBQ.. We look forward to seeing everyone on Thursd...
08/31/2026

The Newton Police Department is excited to once again host the senior BBQ.. We look forward to seeing everyone on Thursday September 10th at 5pm here at the PD!

Patrolman 1st Class King stopped for a well needed refreshment break at this amazing lemonade stand. These two young ent...
08/29/2026

Patrolman 1st Class King stopped for a well needed refreshment break at this amazing lemonade stand. These two young entrepreneurs were both very friendly and happy, just the way we like it in Newton!

Newton Police Department Press ReleaseAssault Investigation — Crane Crossing RoadAt approximately 7:30 p.m. on Friday, A...
08/25/2026

Newton Police Department Press Release
Assault Investigation — Crane Crossing Road

At approximately 7:30 p.m. on Friday, August 21, officers of the Newton Police Department responded to a reported motor vehicle accident involving a pedestrian on Crane Crossing Road.

Upon arrival, officers located a woman seriously injured and lying in the roadway. An initial investigation determined that it was not a motor vehicle accident, the woman had been assaulted by a passenger in the vehicle.

The suspect was identified as Soren Glasser, 23, of Merrimac, Massachusetts. Glasser was arrested and charged with one count of second-degree assault and five counts of resisting arrest.
Glasser was held on preventative detention pending his arraignment on Monday, August 24, 2026. Following the arraignment, Glasser was ordered to be held on preventative detention and remains in custody pending his next court hearing.
The victim was transported to a local hospital, where she remains in serious condition.

The investigation remains ongoing and is being conducted by members of the Newton Police Department. The Newton Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance as this investigation continues. Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to contact Lt. Aaron Mounsey at the Newton Police Department.

Additional information will be released as it becomes available and as appropriate.

Newton Cuties brought a whole lot of smiles to the station!Office Manager Katrina Russo and Chief DiFlumeri had a blast ...
08/17/2026

Newton Cuties brought a whole lot of smiles to the station!

Office Manager Katrina Russo and Chief DiFlumeri had a blast welcoming these wonderful Newton residents! Katrina sent them home with badges and Beanie Babies, and they returned the kindness with some delicious donuts.

Unfortunately, Chief DiFlumeri is no longer in any condition to eat donuts, but he absolutely loved the thoughtfulness and sweet gesture!

Fresh off completing a 4-day National Child Passenger Safety car seat installation training, Officer Eulie didn’t waste ...
08/14/2026

Fresh off completing a 4-day National Child Passenger Safety car seat installation training, Officer Eulie didn’t waste any time putting his new skills to work!

On his day off, Officer Eulie came in to properly install two car seats for one of our residents. That’s just another example of his willingness to go the extra mile and truly immerse himself in our community.

It’s this kind of dedication, compassion, and commitment to helping others that makes us proud to have Officer Eulie as part of our department.

Thank you, Officer Eulie, for giving your time, even on your day off, to help keep our community’s little ones safe!

We’re proud to have you on the team and we are happy to provide this service to the residents of Newton!

If you need Officer Eulie's services please email him directly at [email protected] or call us at the Newton PD 603-382-6774

Wisecrack Wednesday! Officer Beaudet was spotted on scene giving an expert quote on repairing this vehicle after a minor...
08/12/2026

Wisecrack Wednesday! Officer Beaudet was spotted on scene giving an expert quote on repairing this vehicle after a minor motor vehicle accident.

Corporal Addonizio, apparently concerned about the quality of the finished product, suggested that Maaco might be the better choice!

For the record: Officer Beaudet did NOT do the bodywork on this vehicle.

No officers, vehicles, or autobody shops were harmed in this incident!

When Officer Cooper from the Brentwood Police Department called and asked if Animal Control Officer Ryan could help wran...
08/06/2026

When Officer Cooper from the Brentwood Police Department called and asked if Animal Control Officer Ryan could help wrangle Komodo and transport this cutie to the NHSPCA in Stratham, there was never a question, we were happy to help our brothers and sisters in Brentwood.

Chief Murch, expect a bill from the Town of Newton. 🤣

All kidding aside, we're always proud to assist our amazing colleagues whenever they need a hand. Teamwork and partnerships like these are what it's all about. We're looking forward to seeing Komodo back home where he belongs!

08/05/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Chief DiFlumeri Announces Child Car Seat Inspection and Installation Service at the Newton Police Department
NEWTON, N.H. Chief Robert DiFlumeri is pleased to announce that the Newton Police Department is now offering child passenger safety seat inspections and installation assistance to residents.
Officer David Eulie has successfully completed 32 hours of specialized training from the National Child Passenger Safety Board and is now a Certified Child Passenger Safety Technician. Through this certification, Officer Eulie is qualified to inspect child safety seats, assist with proper installation, and help ensure that car seats are correctly fitted and used in accordance with current child passenger safety guidelines.
Chief DiFlumeri believes this is an important service for the department to provide for Newton families.
"The proper installation and use of child safety seats can significantly reduce the risk of injury in a motor vehicle crash," said Chief DiFlumeri. "We are proud to offer this free service to our residents and appreciate Officer Eulie's commitment to enhancing the safety of children in our community."
Residents who would like to have their child's car seat checked for proper installation and compliance are encouraged to contact the Newton Police Department to schedule an appointment with Officer Eulie. Please leave your contact information and Officer Eulie will contact you and schedule your appointment.
Appointments are required to ensure adequate time is available for each inspection and to answer any questions parents or caregivers may have regarding child passenger safety.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact the Newton Police Department during normal business hours.

Thank you to the Amesbury Police Department for inviting the Newton Police Department to your National Night Out celebra...
08/05/2026

Thank you to the Amesbury Police Department for inviting the Newton Police Department to your National Night Out celebration! Patrolman 1st Class King and Officer Cinelli had a blast connecting with the community, meeting so many great people, and joining in for an evening dedicated to strengthening partnerships and promoting public safety. Thank you for your hospitality!

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