Woman charged out of weekend chase on I-89 ordered held without bail

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MANCHESTER, N.H.- The woman accused of leading police on a chase over the weekend, which resulted in I-89 in Warner being shut down temporarily, has been ordered held without bail.

According to court documents Dawn Marquis, 55 appeared before a judge Monday to answer for charges of reckless conduct with a deadly weapon.

Police say Marquis’ arrest Saturday came out of a chase which ended up involving a number of departments and ended in a standoff after State Police deflated her tires.

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