Police responded to a one-vehicle crash in New Haven last Saturday and ended up issuing two citations for impaired driving.
The man was arrested for criminally threatening police.
Two people suffered minor injuries, according to city police.
This time, a bag containing various items was stolen.
Police also helped Middlebury firefighters at the scene of an unattended fire along the railroad tracks.
This follows a rash of thefts from cars parked in Vergennes and Middlebury in recent weeks.
Troopers ultimately located and recovered the stolen vehicle, and while conducting an investigation officers said they discovered a separate stolen vehicle in Monkton.
In what appeared to be a quiet week for Vermont State Police according to the number of cases the New Haven barracks announced, troopers did arrest a Waltham man who they suspect of driving drunk for the third time.
Between May 3 and 9, the Addison County Sheriff’s Department completed patrols in multiple towns and stopped 65 vehicles for various motor vehicle violations.
Middlebury police last week were kept busy responding to more than a dozen reports of vehicle break-ins in and around the village area.
Vergennes police responded to the report of a burglary at Kinney Drugs in the Little City on May 8.
Middlebury police received a report about baby foxes playing in the middle of Foote Street on April 27.
The incident is the fifth in the last two weeks.
In five different instances recently, VSP cited locals for driving under the influence.
The sheriff and three deputies participated in Green Up Day.
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