ADDISON COUNTY — In the past week, Vermont State Police at the New Haven barracks reported three D’s: disorderly conduct, domestic assault and DUI.
First, on April 13, troopers were called to a disturbance in Addison at around 10 minutes before 11 p.m. Officers report that they found 28-year-old David Cunningham of Bristol walking on Jersey Street in Addison, they investigated and they found Cunningham engaged in violent and threatening behavior while repeatedly screaming obscenities. When troopers tried to get the situation under control, they report that Cunningham refused to comply with their orders and continued to cause a disturbance and use loud, profane language on Jersey Street.
Eventually state police managed to get the situation in hand and cited Cunningham for disorderly conduct.
Then, on April 18 at a few minutes past 3 p.m., troopers responded to a report of a family fight at a Leicester home. After looking into the incident, troopers determined that Maxx Rheaume, 21, of Leicester had caused bodily injury and instilled fear of further injury in a household member. So they cited Rheaume for domestic assault.
Later that same day, at approximately 10:41 p.m., state police were dispatched to a motor vehicle crash near the intersection of River and Sumner roads in New Haven. Troopers located the vehicle involved in the crash and identified the driver as as Reilly Case, 20, of New Haven. Police report that Case had been driving in an erratic manner on Sumner Road.
While speaking with Case, troopers noted several signs of alcohol impairment, so they screened him, took him into custody and transported him to the New Haven Barracks for processing. Police cited Case for driving under the influence of intoxicants or other substance and then released him to a responsible sober party.