CONCORD, N.H.—A Concord (New Hampshire) Police Department employee has been charged with using police information to help others avoid arrest.
Police say 38-year-old Jodi Dukette of Allenstown was passing along internal police information that she obtained the department's computer network.
She was arrested Thursday and charged with two counts of computer crimes, three counts of obstructing government administration and hindering apprehension.
The police said she helped her stepson Justin Lee avoid arrest by giving him a ride from Concord to her home, while two police agencies were looking for him.
Police did not identify the others who allegedly benefited from the police information.
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