Vergennes Police Log: City resident cited after neighbor dispute

Vergennes police responded to a July 2 dispute between Green Street neighbors and ended up citing one city resident for resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.

In an otherwise quiet first week in July, Vermont State Police dealt with a bad motorcycle crash.

Middlebury police cited Richard Lawrence, 58, of Burlington, Vt., and Plattsburgh, N.Y., for driving under the influence (second offense), simple assault, a hate-motivated crime, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest on July 1. Police had received a com … (read more)

Bristol police have responded to a few animal-related incidents in recent weeks. On June 28, police went to Maple Street to look for a dog running loose and issued a warning to the owner.

Officers in the Addison County Sheriff’s Department on July 3 began investigating two suspicious fires in Weybridge. One burned a wooden post at the trail-head parking on Morgan Horse Farm Road and the other was at the recycling center behind the Weybridg … (read more)

At the conclusion of a Vermont State Police investigation that included the execution of search warrants, the Attorney General’s Office this week announced that Jonathan Wieman, 48, of Middlebury had been arraigned on a misdemeanor count of unlawful discl … (read more)

Vergennes police on June 28 cited three juveniles and issued them court diversion paperwork for disorderly conduct by phone with intent to harass another Vergennes Union Middle and High School student.

Middlebury police cited Victoria Tellier, 33, of Vergennes for driving under the influence, three counts of reckless endangerment and two counts of cruelty to a child.

Deputies in the Addison County Sheriff’s Department assisted a Starksboro landlord with an eviction on June 26. Several cats were found inside of the home after the person left and they were turned over to Homeward Bound.

Vermont State Police are investigating a drowning that occurred in Lake Champlain — offshore from the Basin Harbor Club in Vergennes — Tuesday night, June 24.

Vergennes police last week dealt with a rash of minor traffic accidents, including a couple in which parked vehicles were damaged.

Bristol police arrested and cited Timothy Taylor, 59, of Bristol following a June 6 traffic stop on Sugar Maple Lane, during which police determined Taylor had two active warrants and was driving without an interlock device.

Between June 15 and 21, the Addison County Sheriff’s Department completed patrols in multiple towns, stopping 37 vehicles for various motor vehicle violations.

Middlebury police announced on June 21 that they are investigating — in concert with Vermont State Police and Castleton police — a connected burglary, stolen vehicle and an arson.

Vermont State Police based at the New Haven barracks reported responding to three incidents in Addison County last week, including a DUI-drugs case in Leicester, a single-vehicle crash in Bristol, and an assault call in Leicester.