Controversial 'Predator Poachers' Group Conducts Undercover Stings in New Hampshire, Police Seize Phones
A controversial group known as 'Predator Poachers' conducted undercover stings in Dover and Lancaster, New Hampshire, this week. The group, led by Alex Rosen, poses online as underage children to confront adults they believe are attempting to meet minors. During these operations, the group confronted two men, one in Dover and another in Lancaster. Following these confrontations, police in both communities seized the men's phones. However, authorities did not immediately make arrests. Rosen expressed frustration with the lack of immediate arrests, stating that the group believed there was sufficient evidence. Lancaster police Chief Jonathan Woodworth explained that thorough investigations are required before arrests or prosecutions can be made, emphasizing the need to review and verify all evidence. Dover police Capt. Mark Nadeau echoed this sentiment, stating their focus is on building a case that can withstand the entire prosecution process. The Dover police department is affiliated with the New Hampshire... 
