MIDDLEBURY — A Whiting man on Monday pleaded innocent to disorderly conduct in Addison Superior Court, criminal division, in connection with a June 2 incident during which he allegedly threatened and harassed a worker at the Whiting General Store.
Alan N. White III, who according to court records has previously used the aliases “Jesus Christ” and “Jesus Christ White,” is accused of having entered the store on June 2 and threatened the store employee, according to an affidavit filed by Vermont State Police Trooper Andrew Leise.
“(The employee) advised me that Alan White, who lives just down the road, came into the store and was yelling, called her vulgar names, and at one point was pumping a closed fist at her in the parking lot while yelling he was going to (expletive) punch her,” the affidavit reads.
White had been barred from the store due to “previous behavior problems” according to court records. The store employee added that in this latest incident, White had called her an “(expletive) bitch, saying he was going to pay me back,” according to the affidavit. “I felt very threatened by his actions.”
White also swore at an alleged witness of the incident in the parking lot of the store, according to the affidavit.
Later that day, VSP visited White at his Whiting residence, at which time they cited him for disorderly conduct and served him a no-trespass order for the store, according to court records.
If convicted of the misdemeanor disorderly conduct offense, White faces a prison term of up to 60 days and/or a fine of up to $500.
Court records show that White has a lengthy criminal record, having been charged in the past for offenses that include domestic assault, unlawful mischief, possession of marijuana, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, retail theft, operating a vehicle without the owner’s consent and unlawful trespass.