November 1, 2024: Vermont counties experienced a range of criminal activities, with law enforcement responding to incidents statewide. In Addison and Essex Counties, police tackled property crimes, including a burglary in Lunenburg involving stolen firearms and electronics. Bennington businesses were targeted with graffiti, while a Burlington drug bust in the Old North End led to the seizure of heroin and cocaine. DUI and meth possession arrests were reported in Franklin and Orleans Counties, respectively.
Elsewhere, police in Lamoille and Rutland handled car break-ins and a convenience store robbery involving a knife-wielding suspect. Washington and Windham Counties saw disorderly conduct and domestic assault arrests. Catalytic converter thefts, covered by the VT Daily Chronicle, underscore growing public safety concerns across multiple counties.
These incidents highlight Vermont’s diverse law enforcement challenges as police work to uphold public safety.
Addison County: Middlebury police arrested a local man for possession of stolen property after recovering items linked to recent burglaries in the area. The suspect was cited and released pending a court appearance.
Read more: Addison Independent
Bennington County: Bennington police are investigating a series of vandalism incidents targeting local businesses. Several storefronts were defaced with graffiti overnight, and authorities are seeking information from the public.
Read more: Bennington Banner
Caledonia County: St. Johnsbury officers responded to a domestic disturbance resulting in the arrest of a local resident for aggravated domestic assault. The individual is being held without bail pending a court hearing.
Read more: Caledonian Record
Chittenden County: Burlington police conducted a drug bust in the Old North End, arresting two individuals and seizing significant quantities of heroin and cocaine. The suspects face multiple charges, including intent to distribute.
Read more: Burlington Free Press
Essex County: Vermont State Police are investigating a burglary at a Lunenburg residence where firearms and electronics were stolen. Authorities are urging residents to report any suspicious activity.
Read more: Newport Dispatch
Franklin County: Swanton police arrested a man for driving under the influence after he was found asleep at the wheel at a gas station. The individual failed sobriety tests and was taken into custody.
Read more: St. Albans Messenger
Grand Isle County: A South Hero resident was cited for unlawful mischief after damaging a neighbor’s property during a dispute. The individual is scheduled to appear in court next month.
Read more: The Islander
Lamoille County: Morristown police are investigating a string of car break-ins reported over the past week. Authorities advise residents to lock their vehicles and remove valuables.
Read more: Stowe Reporter
Orange County: Randolph police responded to a report of a hit-and-run involving a pedestrian. The victim sustained minor injuries, and the driver fled the scene. The investigation is ongoing.
Read more: Journal Opinion
Orleans County: Newport officers arrested a man for possession of methamphetamine following a traffic stop. The suspect was also found to have an outstanding warrant for a previous offense.
Read more: Newport Dispatch
Rutland County: Rutland City police are investigating a robbery at a convenience store where the suspect brandished a knife and demanded cash. No injuries were reported, and the suspect remains at large.
Read more: Mountain Times
Washington County: Barre police arrested a woman for disorderly conduct after she caused a disturbance at a local restaurant, yelling at staff and patrons. She was released on a citation to appear in court.
Read more: Times Argus
Windham County: Brattleboro police charged a man with domestic assault following an incident at his residence. The suspect was held without bail pending arraignment.
Read more: Brattleboro Reformer
Windsor County: Springfield officers arrested an individual for burglary after a break-in at a local business. Stolen items were recovered, and the suspect is awaiting a court date.
Read more: Valley News
VT Daily Chronicle: Vermont State Police are investigating a series of catalytic converter thefts reported across multiple counties. Authorities believe the incidents may be connected and are seeking information from the public.
Read more: VT Daily Chronicle
Vermont State Police:
Theft Investigation and Request for Information in Derby
The Vermont State Police at the Derby Barracks are seeking public assistance in an ongoing theft investigation reported on November 1, 2024. The incident involves the theft of valuable items from a residential property. VSP encourages anyone with relevant information to contact the Derby Barracks as community assistance can play a critical role in resolving such cases. Read more
Updated Missing Person Case in Derby
An update was issued by the Derby Barracks on November 1, 2024, concerning a missing person case. The individual was last seen near their residence, and police are working closely with the family to ensure their safe return. The VSP urges the public to report any sightings or information that could assist in locating the missing person. Read more
Request for Public Assistance in Shaftsbury
The Shaftsbury Barracks has requested public assistance with an investigation that began on November 1, 2024. Officers are seeking details related to a property crime, as tips from the community could provide crucial leads. VSP reminds the public that even minor observations can aid in the progress of these cases. Read more
Motor Vehicle Crash in New Haven
On November 1, 2024, a motor vehicle crash was reported in New Haven. Troopers from the New Haven Barracks responded to the scene, where they assisted with traffic control and conducted an investigation. Fortunately, no severe injuries were reported, and officers are using the opportunity to remind drivers of safe driving practices. Read more
Domestic Assault Incident in Royalton
The Royalton Barracks responded to a domestic assault case on November 1, 2024. Upon arrival, troopers secured the scene and ensured the safety of the involved parties. The suspect was taken into custody and is awaiting a court hearing. VSP continues to take a firm stance on domestic violence, encouraging victims and witnesses to report such incidents. Read more
DUI-Drug Arrest in Royalton
A traffic stop by the Royalton Barracks on November 1, 2024, led to the arrest of a driver suspected of driving under the influence of drugs. Field sobriety tests indicated impairment, and the driver was taken into custody. VSP emphasizes the importance of drug-free driving and regularly conducts patrols to reduce impaired driving incidents. Read more
Resisting Arrest in St. Johnsbury
In St. Johnsbury, a suspect was arrested on November 1, 2024, for resisting arrest. The individual attempted to flee after officers from the St. Johnsbury Barracks arrived at the scene of a reported disturbance. The suspect was apprehended after a brief pursuit and is now facing multiple charges. VSP highlights that resisting arrest not only escalates the situation but also leads to additional charges. Read more
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