ADDISON COUNTY — After responding to a July 7 incident, Vermont State Police cited Maria Trudeau, 30, of Barre for several offenses, including two counts of first degree aggravated domestic assault, interference with access to emergency services, two counts of unlawful mischief, and driving under the influence (second offense). 

On July 7 at around 9 a.m., police received a report of a family fight at a campground located on Basin Harbor Road in Ferrisburgh. The police report that  Trudeau had attempted to cause serious bodily injury to two family or household members with a metal shovel. Allegedly, Trudeau also intentionally caused damage to the victims’ belongings and attempted to prevent them from calling 911.

Trudeau fled the scene on a motorcycle before troopers arrived. Police later located her on Route 125 in Addison and detected signs of impairment. Trudeau was screened, placed under arrest and transported to the state police barracks in New Haven for processing. Trudeau was held without bail and later transported to the Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility.

Troopers were assisted by members of Middlebury Regional EMS.

In other recent activity, state police:

• Cited Bryan Hathaway, 40, of Essex Junction for domestic assault. State police report that Hathaway caused injury to a household member around 7 p.m. on July 4 at Button Bay State Park in Ferrisburgh. Police took Hathaway into custody without incident and later released him with conditions and the citation.

• Cited Evan C. Bergeron, 24, of Essex Junction for driving under the influence on July 4 at approximately half past 11 p.m. Bergeron was noted to be substantially intoxicated inside a parked car on Route 7 near the intersection with Route 17 in New Haven.