December 5, 2024: Vermont authorities reported a range of criminal activities, from drug trafficking in Windham County to violent altercations in Bennington. Addison County dealt with a series of break-ins, while Rutland County responders managed a dangerous apartment fire caused by unusual circumstances. Police emphasized vigilance and proactive measures to address such incidents. Coordinated police actions demonstrate progress in addressing regional crime concerns. These events underscore the relentless challenges faced by authorities in their daily fight to maintain public safety across Vermont.
Addison County: Vergennes police cited a man for involvement in multiple break-ins across the city. The investigation, which included eyewitness accounts and recovered stolen property, led to formal charges. The police are continuing to examine the case to identify additional suspects or recover more items. Read more
Bennington County: A series of violent incidents unfolded in Bennington, involving multiple assaults and disturbances. Law enforcement responded promptly, making arrests and working to restore order. Investigations are ongoing to address underlying causes of the incidents. Read more
Rutland County: Fair Haven emergency responders extinguished a fire at an apartment where a resident attempted to start a campfire on the stove. The individual resisted police, barricading themselves and assaulting officers. They were taken into custody under a mental health warrant. Two officers sustained minor injuries during the struggle. The case remains under investigation.
Windham County: A Bellows Falls traffic stop led to the seizure of 140 grams of cocaine and the arrest of an individual. Law enforcement officials emphasized their ongoing efforts to curb drug trafficking in the region. Read more
Vermont State Police:
Reckless Driving Arrest in St. Johnsbury
On December 5, 2024, the St. Johnsbury Barracks arrested a driver for reckless driving. The individual was observed speeding and operating the vehicle dangerously, endangering other motorists. VSP emphasizes its commitment to enforcing traffic laws to ensure the safety of Vermont’s roads. Read more
Disorderly Conduct Arrest in Rutland
Troopers from the Rutland Barracks arrested a suspect on December 5, 2024, for disorderly conduct. The individual’s disruptive behavior prompted a response from law enforcement, and they were taken into custody without incident. VSP continues to maintain public order and address disruptive behavior swiftly. Read more
Domestic Assault in Derby
The Derby Barracks arrested a suspect for domestic assault on December 5, 2024. The incident involved a report of violence within a household. The suspect was detained, and the victim received appropriate support and resources. VSP remains committed to addressing domestic violence cases with sensitivity and urgency. Read more
Motor Vehicle Crash in Derby
On December 5, 2024, the Derby Barracks responded to a motor vehicle crash involving a single vehicle. The driver lost control, causing significant damage to the vehicle. Fortunately, no severe injuries were reported. VSP is investigating the incident to determine the contributing factors and reminds drivers to drive cautiously. Read more
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