Middlebury Police Log: Police resuscitate man

Police assisted MREMS with the resuscitation of a person believed to be going through cardiac arrest on Oct. 20 in the Wilson Road neighborhood.

Two Orwell residents were injured and a Fair Haven teen was killed in a tragic two-car crash on Route 22A on Tuesday morning.

The Bristol Police Department made four arrests during the four-week period of Sept. 20 to Oct. 17.

A Battery Hill resident alleged someone entered a home and made off with $400 from a child’s piggy bank, an amount of marijuana, and prescription drugs, including some of a narcotic nature.

Middlebury police investigated a reported hit-and-run incident involving a white van that had allegedly struck and injured a cyclist.

Vermont State Police cited both a man they said was responsible for a recent lengthy road rage incident on Route 100 in Hancock, Waitsfield and Duxbury, and a victim of the incident who eventually retaliated with gunfire.

Police cited Kenneth Bell, 60, of Addison for aggravated disorderly conduct/hate crime, and Casey S. Simpson, 20, of Ferrisburgh for simple assault.

Police cited Ben J. Webb, 38, of Middlebury for attempted armed robbery and a variety of other infractions, stemming from investigations by multiple police agencies in Addison and Chittenden counties on Oct. 10.

Vermont State Police are looking for the driver who crashed a Jeep into a house in North Ferrisburgh and left the scene early this past Saturday morning.

An Addison man was charged this week with armed robbery and theft of narcotics from a South Burlington pharmacy.

Vergennes police performed welfare checks, dealt with vandalism, investigated theft of money from unlocked cars…

Middlebury police spoke with and calmed a man who reportedly threw rocks at a low-flying helicopter that was inspecting power lines.

A Berlin woman faces burglary and grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing a dog from a Leicester home.

On Sept. 13, after investigation, Bristol police arrested Harry Doner III, 33, of Bristol for embezzlement.

VERGENNES — After several incidents in which unlocked vehicles parked around Vergennes have been entered and money and items stolen, city police are urging residents to keep their cars and trucks locked and not leave anything of value in them. Most recent … (read more)