ADDISON COUNTY — Vermont State Police operating out of the New Haven barracks reported only one criminal incident between Nov. 13 and 29.

When they were notified of a disorderly man at the Sugar House Motel in New Haven on Nov. 23, troopers went to check out the complaint at around a 5:45 p.m. At the scene, officers spoke to a man who identified himself as Tyler Mitchener, 27, of unknown address. As they spoke to Mitchener, police said he began to engage in loud and threatening behavior toward multiple residents of the motel.

Police told Mitchener that if he did not leave the motel he would be arrested. He refused to leave and continued to be belligerent, police said.

When troopers attempted to place Mitchener under arrest, he resisted.

After a brief struggle, police completed Mitchener’s arrested and transported him to the New Haven barracks for processing. State police release Mitchener after citing him into Addison County Superior Court, Criminal Division, to answer the charges of disorderly conduct, unlawful trespassing and resisting arrest.

During that two-week period troopers did not report any other arrests, citations, road closures, hazardous scenes, motor vehicle crashes, or other incidents of public interest.