The NH Fisher Cats and Manchester Police Department partnered for a promotion called "Click it for a Ticket" where police would pull over cars with seat-belted drivers and reward them with tickets to an upcoming Fisher Cats game. David Cummings, an intern for the Fisher Cats, was interviewed about the promotion. He stated that around 30 cars had been pulled over so far, with 5 drivers appearing distressed but most being surprised. Both male and female drivers of various types of vehicles had been stopped. No baseball players directly participated but some interns, including Cummings, joked with fans that they had just signed contracts to play for the team.

1. David Cummings
Interview Notes
Click it for Ticket
Location:
Manchester, NH
Verizon Wireless Arena, Granite Street side
What:
Manchester Police pull cars over who are wearing their seat belts.
We (NH Fisher Cats) reward fans with tickets for an upcoming game courtesy
of the Manchester Police Department.
Who:
The NH Fisher Cats and Manchester Police Department
Interviewed by:
Suzanne Roantree of WMUR News 9
Questions:
1. Name?
a. David Cummings
2. You are an Intern?
a. Yes, I am an intern for the NH Fisher Cats
3. What have been the reactions of the people being pulled over? Are they
surprised? Scared?
a. The reactions have been great, we have pulled over roughly 30 cars so
far and out of that five looked like they were about to cry, and the rest

2. were surprised. We are trying to have a little fun with it too by asking
them for their license and registration, but the joke is we are going to
give them tickets today courtesy of the Manchester Police
Department.
4. Male or Females?
a. We are pulling over both and most cars have been either families or
business people.
5. Any players here helping hand out the tickets?
a. No actual players have been helping out but some of the interns
including myself have been telling fans we just signed our contracts in
the last couple of weeks. We are having fun with it.