October 30, 2024: Vermont counties reported a variety of criminal incidents today, with law enforcement actively responding across the state. Addison County authorities investigated a home break-in, while Bennington officers detained a suspect connected to a drug bust involving substantial narcotics. Chittenden County continues addressing street racing, impounding vehicles to deter reckless driving. In Franklin and Grand Isle, police dealt with vandalism and a burglary involving stolen electronics.
Meanwhile, catalytic converter thefts in Orange County prompted a public advisory, and Newport saw an arrest linked to local drug trafficking. Rutland County handled playground vandalism, and Barre police responded to disorderly conduct at a local restaurant. In Windham and Windsor, law enforcement managed cases of drug possession and tool theft.
These incidents reflect a broad spectrum of criminal activities, with police working diligently to maintain public safety across Vermont.
Addison County: Vermont State Police are investigating a break-in at a Waltham residence, where the suspect allegedly removed property from the home. Authorities have yet to announce any arrests in the case.
Read more: Addison Independent
Bennington County: Police in Bennington have detained a suspect in connection with a recent drug bust that involved large quantities of narcotics. The investigation remains ongoing as officials look into additional suspects.
Read more: Bennington Banner
Caledonia County: St. Johnsbury officers responded to reports of vandalism at a downtown park, where graffiti was discovered on several structures. Authorities are working to identify the individuals involved.
Read more: Caledonian Record
Chittenden County: Burlington police continue to tackle issues with street racing in the area. Multiple vehicles have been impounded as part of the city’s crackdown on dangerous driving activities.
Read more: Burlington Free Press
Essex County: State police are investigating an assault in Concord, where a resident was reportedly attacked during a domestic dispute. The suspect has been taken into custody.
Read more: Newport Dispatch
Franklin County: Swanton police charged a local man with criminal mischief following an incident of vandalism at a residential property. Additional charges may follow pending investigation results.
Read more: St. Albans Messenger
Grand Isle County: A burglary in Alburgh led police to pursue leads on multiple stolen items, including electronics. Law enforcement is requesting public assistance in identifying suspects.
Read more: The Islander
Lamoille County: Hyde Park authorities cited an individual for trespassing after he was caught entering private property without permission late in the evening.
Read more: Stowe Reporter
Orange County: Randolph police have issued a warning to residents following a string of catalytic converter thefts from parked cars. Officials recommend enhanced vehicle security.
Read more: Journal Opinion
Orleans County: Newport police arrested a suspect accused of distributing illegal substances following a lengthy investigation into local drug trafficking.
Read more: Newport Dispatch
Rutland County: Vandals targeted a school playground in Rutland, causing significant damage to equipment. The investigation is underway, with no suspects identified yet.
Read more: Mountain Times
Washington County: Barre officers detained a suspect for disorderly conduct after a disturbance in a local restaurant, where the individual reportedly harassed other patrons.
Read more: Times Argus
Windham and Windsor Counties: Brattleboro police handled a case of drug possession in a public park, while Windsor County officers responded to a report of stolen tools from a construction site.
Read more: Brattleboro Reformer and Valley News
VT Daily Chronicle: Police in Middlebury arrested a suspect involved in multiple incidents of shoplifting from local businesses. Authorities are currently investigating further offenses.
Read more: VT Daily Chronicle
Vermont State Police:
Sexual Assault Investigation in Derby
The Vermont State Police Derby Barracks initiated an investigation into a reported sexual assault on October 30, 2024. The incident involved a known suspect, and authorities are actively working with the victim to ensure their safety and well-being. VSP encourages anyone with information to come forward as investigations continue. Read more
Found Property Report in St. Albans
On October 30, 2024, the St. Albans Barracks received a report regarding found property. A local resident discovered unclaimed personal items on their property and turned them over to the police. VSP reminds community members to report any found items, allowing rightful owners the chance to recover their belongings. Read more
Sexual Assault Investigation in St. Johnsbury
The St. Johnsbury Barracks is investigating a sexual assault reported on October 30, 2024. Officers are working closely with the victim, and investigative efforts are underway to locate the suspect. VSP urges anyone with relevant information to assist in the investigation. This case highlights the importance of reporting and the police’s dedication to handling sensitive cases with care and confidentiality. Read more
Burglary in St. Johnsbury
On October 30, 2024, the St. Johnsbury Barracks responded to a report of a burglary at a local residence. The homeowner returned to find items missing, and an investigation was launched. The VSP is collecting evidence to identify the suspect, and residents are encouraged to secure their homes and report any suspicious activity. Read more
I-89 Southbound Road Closure on Winooski Bridge
Traffic on Interstate 89 southbound near the Winooski Bridge was halted due to a crash on October 30, 2024. Emergency personnel worked to clear the scene, and motorists were advised to expect delays or seek alternate routes. Road closures like this underscore the need for careful driving, particularly on heavily trafficked routes. Read more
Update on I-89 Road Closure
Following the earlier report, the Vermont State Police provided an update on the I-89 road closure near the Winooski Bridge. The scene has been cleared, and normal traffic flow has resumed. VSP appreciates motorists’ patience and cooperation during the incident. Read more
DUI Arrest in St. Johnsbury
The St. Johnsbury Barracks made a DUI arrest on October 30, 2024, after a driver was observed exhibiting signs of impairment. Field sobriety tests confirmed impairment, and the driver was subsequently taken into custody. VSP continues its commitment to reducing impaired driving incidents to ensure safe roads across Vermont. Read more
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