law enforcement
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Vermont Crime This Week
Vermont law enforcement worked a full slate this week, from drug raids in Rutland City and a dozen arrests in a Barre operation to a…
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You Are Not The Public
As Vermont debates immigration policy, school safety, bail reform, and public enforcement, a deeper constitutional question is emerging: what legal duty does government actually owe…
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The Public Safety Questions Vermont Doesn’t Want To Ask
A recent immigration-enforcement incident in South Burlington is fueling a broader debate in Vermont over public safety, immigration policy, and whether modern political discourse increasingly…
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FYIVT Golden Dome: Midday Roundup
Committee hearings on April 22 focused on bills that would create a Windham County law enforcement governance pilot expand state oversight of hospital service line…
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VT Towns Aren’t Powerless on Public Disorder—They’re Just Using Half the Toolbox
Vermont towns facing repeat theft and chronic disturbances often look to state courts for answers. But municipalities have their own tools—civil ordinances, trespass systems, and…
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What Authority Do ICE Agents Actually Have? A Fact-Based Primer on the Law
Contrary to popular belief, ICE agents are not categorically barred from interacting with U.S. citizens. While citizens cannot be subjected to civil immigration enforcement, federal…
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When the Facts Get Lost in the Feed: What a Viral Video on Chicago Raids Missed
A viral Instagram rant claimed mainstream media ignored DHS raids in Chicago and that Secretary Kristi Noem secretly funded armed guards for ICE agents. In…
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Group 764: The Online Exploitation Network Parents and Police Need to Know About
Federal investigators warn that Group 764, a violent online exploitation network, is targeting kids as young as nine through apps like Discord, Roblox, and Minecraft.…
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Burglary, Crime, Fentanyl, and Guns: Becca Balint’s Words and Votes
In a Facebook video, Rep. Becca Balint described her home being burgled and pledged she’d “do anything” to protect her kids. But her voting record…
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VT’s Climate Spending vs. Drug Interdiction: The Road Not Taken
Since 2021, Vermont has spent nearly $300 million on climate initiatives. In the same period, more than 1,000 residents died from drug overdoses—875 from opioids…
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