Vermont Crime Today

Vermont Crime Today

October 24, 2024: Vermont counties faced a range of criminal activity today, from thefts to drug trafficking. In Franklin County, a Homeland Security operation led to the arrest of a fugitive involved in a drug ring, while Rutland County grappled with a rise in thefts attributed to repeat offenders, sparking community discussions on accountability. Addison County saw a burglary at Button Bay State Park and a DUI heroin possession arrest. Meanwhile, Chittenden County reported an uptick in vehicle break-ins. In Washington County, an aggravated assault charge followed a bar fight, and several counties, including Orange and Grand Isle, are investigating incidents like hit-and-runs and burglaries. Law enforcement across Vermont continues to address these challenges, with more arrests expected soon in an ongoing central Vermont burglary ring investigation.

Addison County: Vermont State Police responded to a burglary at a residence in Button Bay State Park, Ferrisburgh. The suspect fled before troopers arrived. Additionally, a man was arrested for driving under the influence of drugs and heroin possession in Waltham.
Read more: Addison Independent

Bennington County: Police are investigating an attempted armed robbery at a Walmart in Bennington. The suspect remains at large as authorities continue their investigation.
Read more: News10

Caledonia County: A St. Johnsbury man was arrested on charges of aggravated domestic assault after a violent incident in a local residence. The investigation remains active.
Read more: Caledonian Record

Chittenden County: Burlington Police have seen a surge in car break-ins and are urging residents to lock their vehicles and remove valuables to prevent theft.
Read more: Burlington Free Press

Essex County: State police are investigating acts of vandalism in Island Pond, where public property was damaged. No suspects have been identified, and the investigation is ongoing.
Read more: Newport Dispatch

Franklin County: A Homeland Security operation in St. Albans led to the arrest of Rockylane Lewis, a fugitive involved in a drug trafficking ring. Authorities recovered large quantities of fentanyl and cocaine, along with a firearm.
Read more: VTDigger

Grand Isle County: South Hero Police responded to a burglary at a residential property. Investigations are ongoing, but no arrests have been made.
Read more: The Islander

Lamoille County: Two individuals were arrested following a home invasion in Morristown. Both suspects are awaiting trial for burglary charges.
Read more: Stowe Reporter

Orange County: A pedestrian in Bradford was injured in a hit-and-run. The driver was later apprehended, and the investigation is ongoing.
Read more: Journal Opinion

Orleans County: Newport Police arrested a man on suspicion of distributing illegal drugs in the downtown area. Authorities are following additional leads.
Read more: Newport Dispatch

Rutland County: Rutland is experiencing a rise in thefts, with repeat offenders contributing significantly to crime rates. A community meeting was held to address concerns and discuss possible solutions.
Read more: VTDigger

Washington County: A Barre man was charged with aggravated assault following an altercation at a local bar. Witnesses reported the suspect brandishing a weapon during the fight.
Read more: Times Argus

Windham and Windsor Counties: Brattleboro police arrested a woman for domestic assault, while a man in Springfield was cited for burglary after stealing electronics from a local business.
Read more: Brattleboro Reformer and Valley News

VT Daily Chronicle: Vermont police are investigating a burglary ring in central Vermont. Several suspects have been identified, and arrests are expected in the coming days.
Read more: VT Daily Chronicle

Dave Soulia | FYIVT

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