Addison County Sheriff’s Log: Law enforcement collects unwanted drugs

On Oct. 25, the Addison County Sheriff’s Department provided a drop box for unused drugs to be safely disposed of as part of a national Drug Take Back Day.

On Oct. 25, the Addison County Sheriff’s Department provided a drop box for unused drugs to be safely disposed of as part of a national Drug Take Back Day.

In a case involving a relief from abuse order, an Addison County Sheriff’s deputy helped a resident retrieve some property from a Leicester home.

Anyone with information on the identity of the driver of a black motorcycle observed speeding on 22A in Addison on Oct. 6 is asked to contact the Sheriff’s Office.

On Sept. 29, a deputy cited Tallon Real, 23, of Middlebury, for driving with a criminally suspended license and giving false information to a police officer.

Late last month, Sheriff Michael Elmore met with selectboards in Goshen, Monkton and Ripton to discuss contracted law enforcement from his department.

Morton Pecor, 38, of Benson was cited for driving 82 mph in a 50 mph zone on 22A in Orwell.

Between Aug. 10 and 16, deputies completed patrols in multiple towns, stopped 23 vehicles for various motor vehicle violations and fingerprinted 11 people for background checks

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.

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

The Addison County Sherriff’s Office completed patrols in multiple towns, stopped 21 vehicles for various motor vehicle violations and also logged these activities between June 8-14.

The Addison County Sheriff’s Department received a report on May 29 that a person’s bronze bicycle and bike rack fell off of their vehicle on Route 22A somewhere between Vergennes and Orwell. Anyone that may have found it is encouraged to contact the Sher … (read more)

Officers in the Addison County Sheriff’s Department chased James Turner, 35, of Salisbury, into an Orwell pond on May 21 while they were trying to apprehend him.

Addison County Sheriff’s Department Cpl. Robert Wesley was on patrol in Monkton on the afternoon of May 15 when he saw a motor vehicle violation on Hardscrabble Road and attempted to stop the car.

Deputies in the Addison County Sheriff’s Department twice this past week stopped cars going over 80 miles per hour on Route 7 in the southern half of the county.