November 7, 2024: Crime incidents across Vermont’s counties reveal a persistent focus on property and violent offenses. Addison and Bennington counties saw arrests for burglary and vehicle break-ins, while Grand Isle and Windham counties grappled with drug-related charges, including methamphetamine and fentanyl trafficking. Essex and Orleans counties reported domestic violence and embezzlement cases, reflecting challenges within communities. Reports of vandalism, arson, and counterfeit currency in Lamoille, Orange, and Washington counties highlight diverse criminal activities impacting businesses and local properties. In Chittenden, a fatal shooting remains under investigation, while Rutland and Windsor counties handled aggravated assault and armed robbery incidents. The consistent efforts of law enforcement across Vermont underscore their commitment to tackling various threats to public safety, from violent crime to financial and property-related offenses, ensuring community vigilance statewide.
Addison County: Middlebury Police arrested a 32-year-old man for burglary after he was caught breaking into a local business on Main Street early Monday morning. Authorities recovered stolen merchandise valued at approximately $5,000. Read more
Bennington County: Bennington Police are investigating a series of vehicle break-ins reported over the weekend. Residents are advised to lock their cars and report any suspicious activity. Read more
Caledonia County: St. Johnsbury authorities charged a 24-year-old woman with drug possession following a routine traffic stop on Route 5, where officers discovered heroin and methamphetamine. Read more
Chittenden County: Burlington Police responded to a late-night shooting in the Old North End, resulting in one fatality. The incident is under investigation, and the suspect remains at large. Read more
Essex County: A Lunenburg man was arrested for domestic assault after neighbors reported hearing a violent altercation. The victim sustained minor injuries and is receiving support services. Read more
Franklin County: Swanton Police are seeking information on a hit-and-run incident that left a pedestrian injured on Saturday night. Witnesses are encouraged to come forward. Read more
Grand Isle County: Grand Isle Sheriff’s Department arrested two individuals for operating a meth lab in a secluded area near South Hero. The suspects face multiple drug-related charges. Read more
Lamoille County: Morrisville Police detained a 19-year-old for vandalizing several downtown businesses. Surveillance footage aided in the swift apprehension of the suspect. Read more
Orange County: Bradford authorities are investigating a string of arson cases after three vacant buildings were set ablaze over the past week. No injuries have been reported. Read more
Orleans County: Newport Police arrested a 45-year-old man for embezzlement after an audit revealed he had stolen over $50,000 from his employer over two years. Read more
Rutland County: Rutland City Police charged a local woman with aggravated assault following a stabbing incident at a downtown apartment complex. The victim is in stable condition. Read more
Washington County: Montpelier Police are investigating a series of counterfeit currency reports affecting local businesses. Merchants are advised to verify large bills carefully. Read more
Windham County: Brattleboro authorities arrested a 30-year-old man for trafficking fentanyl after a lengthy investigation. Significant quantities of the drug were seized during the operation. Read more
Windsor County: Springfield Police are searching for a suspect involved in an armed robbery at a convenience store on Sunday evening. The suspect fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash. Read more
Vermont State Police:
Single-Vehicle Crash in St. Albans
The Vermont State Police in St. Albans responded to a single-vehicle crash on November 6, 2024. The driver lost control of the vehicle, which veered off the roadway and sustained significant damage. Fortunately, no serious injuries were reported. VSP reminds drivers to remain cautious, especially as winter conditions approach, impacting road safety. Read more
Home Improvement Fraud Investigation in New Haven
On November 6, 2024, the New Haven Barracks began investigating a case of alleged home improvement fraud. The suspect is accused of taking payment for work that was either left incomplete or never started, impacting multiple victims in the area. The VSP urges residents to verify contractor credentials and seek references to prevent fraud. Read more
Domestic Assault in Rutland
The Rutland Barracks responded to a domestic assault incident on November 6, 2024. The suspect was taken into custody following a prompt investigation, ensuring the safety of all involved. VSP continues to prioritize swift intervention in domestic violence cases to protect victims and prevent further escalation. Read more
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