Vergennes Police Log: Vergennes police handle two drug-related situations

On Jan. 19, officers arrested Ferrisburgh resident John Cunningham, 52, and cited him for possession of crack cocaine. On Jan. 20, they discovered crack cocaine in a woman’s vehicle.

A Cornwall man was jailed without bail this past Saturday after Vermont State Police were called to an active assault at a home on Route 7 in Salisbury.

Police cited Timothy Taylor, 59, of Bristol for driving with an ignition interlock device, which prevents drivers from operating a vehicle if they’ve been drinking.

Addison County Sheriff Michael Elmore reported a quiet week of standard public service by his deputies and himself.

Officers cited Kori M. Martell, 34, of Vergennes for violating his court-ordered curfew and restrictions on contact with juveniles under 13 years old.

Officers conducted 30 traffic stops, 10 directed patrols and two foot patrols and took fingerprints three times.

Members of Bennington’s Mount Anthony Union High School wrestling team and their coach were among the eight people injured in a crash in Monkton this past Saturday.

Middlebury police deployed drones and Middlebury police K-9 Guinnessto the Mary Hogan Drive area on Jan. 15 to search for a suicidal teen who was ultimately found by her mom.

Deputies helped an injured person seek medical care and handled more than 100 traffic stops.

Vergennes police are investigating a Jan. 5 report of Vergennes Union High School students giving each other tattoos at school.

On Jan. 9, Addison County Sheriff’s Department deputies looked into a call about a horse that had fallen on the ice in the middle of a field off Hawkins Road in Ferrisburgh.

Middlebury police cited Anthony Morocho, 22, of Elmhurst, N.Y., for driving under the influence near the intersection of College and Weybridge streets on Jan. 8.

Vermont State Police alleged that two different drivers were drunk while driving on Addison County roads this past week.

Middlebury police cited Timothy D. Tracy II, 20, of Middlebury for violating a vulnerable adult protection order, resisting arrest and assault on a police officer.

A Vermont State Police officer saw a motor vehicle violation on Court Street near Mary Hogan Drive in Middlebury at 15 minutes before midnight on Jan. 3.