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Letter: N. E. Police Benevolent Assoc.
The New England Police Benevolent Association voices serious concerns over the Burlington Mayor’s recent call for police abolition, emphasizing that defunding has increased crime and…
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VT Police vs Drug Cartels
Vermont faces a growing drug crisis, with overdose deaths and drug-related violence surging, even in its smallest towns. As cartel-driven networks infiltrate our communities, local…
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Vermont Crime Today
Novermber 3, 2024: The Vermont State Police have recently responded to a variety of incidents statewide, demonstrating their commitment to public safety and legal enforcement.…
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Vermont Crime Today
Novermber 2, 2024: The Vermont State Police have been actively involved in a range of incidents across the state, addressing violations of court orders, impaired…
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Drowning the Rescuers
The vilification of law enforcement during the George Floyd protests missed a pivotal opportunity for communities to unite against the true scourge: drugs and crime.…
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The Inherent Right of Self-Defense
The Second Amendment and Vermont’s Article 16 don’t grant the right to bear arms; they recognize an inherent right to self-defense that limits government interference.…
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