November 17, 2024: Vermont’s counties have reported a range of criminal activities over the past week, including burglaries, drug-related offenses, and violent crimes. Law enforcement agencies are actively investigating these incidents, with several arrests made and ongoing efforts to address community concerns. Local law enforcement continues to prioritize community safety, responding to a range of criminal challenges affecting Vermont residents across the state.
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 are investigating a shooting incident in the Old North End that left one man injured. The suspect remains at large, and the public is urged to provide any information. Read more
Essex County: Lunenburg law enforcement responded to a domestic assault call resulting in the arrest of a 45-year-old man. The victim sustained minor injuries and received medical attention on the scene. Read more
Franklin County: Swanton Police are seeking information on a hit-and-run incident involving a pedestrian on Elm Street. The victim is in stable condition, and authorities are requesting public assistance to identify the driver. Read more
Grand Isle County: A methamphetamine lab was discovered in a South Hero residence during a welfare check. Two individuals were arrested, and hazardous materials teams were called to safely dismantle the operation. Read more
Lamoille County: Morrisville Police are investigating a series of vandalism incidents targeting local businesses. Surveillance footage is being reviewed, and the community is encouraged to report any suspicious activities. Read more
Orange County: Bradford Fire Department responded to an arson fire at a vacant building on Main Street. No injuries were reported, and the incident is under investigation. Read more
Orleans County: Newport Police arrested a former city employee for embezzlement after an internal audit revealed missing funds totaling $20,000. The individual is awaiting trial. Read more
Rutland County: Rutland City Police arrested two individuals in connection with a drive-by shooting that resulted in a fatality. The suspects are facing multiple charges, including second-degree murder. Read more
Washington County: Montpelier Police are investigating reports of counterfeit currency circulating in local businesses. Merchants are advised to verify large bills and report any suspicious transactions. Read more
Windham County: Brattleboro law enforcement conducted a drug bust resulting in the seizure of significant quantities of fentanyl and the arrest of three individuals on trafficking charges. Read more
Windsor County: Springfield Police are investigating an armed robbery at a local convenience store. The suspect, described as a male in his 30s, fled the scene with an undisclosed amount of cash. Read more
Vermont State Police:
DUI Refusal and Reckless Endangerment in St. Albans
On November 16, 2024, the St. Albans Barracks arrested a driver for refusing a DUI test and reckless endangerment. The individual was stopped after displaying erratic driving behavior and endangering others on the road. VSP reminds drivers that refusal to comply with DUI testing can result in additional legal consequences. Read more
Multiple Offenses Arrest in St. Albans
Troopers from the St. Albans Barracks arrested a suspect on November 16, 2024, for multiple offenses, including disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. The suspect became combative during the arrest process, leading to further charges. VSP continues to enforce laws to ensure community peace and safety. Read more
Update on Missing Person Case in St. Johnsbury
The St. Johnsbury Barracks provided an update on November 16, 2024, regarding a missing person case. The individual has been located safely, and the Vermont State Police thank the community for their assistance. VSP highlights the importance of community involvement in resolving missing person cases effectively. Read more
Leaving the Scene of a Crash in Derby
On November 16, 2024, the Derby Barracks responded to a report of a crash where the driver left the scene. The suspect was later located and taken into custody, facing charges for leaving the scene of an accident. VSP reminds drivers that remaining at the scene is a legal requirement and crucial for proper incident resolution. Read more
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