There were no handcuffs, no finger prints, and no disrespect. The police were pleased about the generally low turnout, because having to attend rallies costs the department a lot of money, according to Deputy Chief of the Seabrook Police Department David Currier. However, Currier said the department was also pleased with the protesters. No one resisted arrest, he added, saying that peacekeepers and civil disobedience training helped everything go smoothly. The individuals who were arrested were charged with trespassing on the plant's private property.
Protesters have every right to protest, but trespassing is criminal offense.
Carrington was arrested when she climbed over the fence on to the power plant's territory. The New Hampshire is the University of New Hampshire 's only student-run newspaper. It is published every week on Tuesdays and Fridays throughout the academic year, with a printed circulation of approximately 8,000. The paper is free to students and community members through funding by the Student Activity Fee.