Middlebury police log: Police called to the hospital to help out disturbed men

A police officer assisted Porter staff with a male with homicidal ideas; the Counseling Service of Addison County checked him out.

Police report that 33-year-old Matthew Stanley was driving along Basin Harbor Road in Ferrisburgh when he lost control of his vehicle.

Middlebury police were informed at 4:10 a.m. this past Sunday, March 22, of a burglary at the Champlain Farms store on Court Street.

Officers on March 11 received a report of a dog attack that took place in Bristol. Police also received two animal complaints — one on Vincent Drive on March 10 and the other on Stoney Hill Road on March 11.

A man allegedly accelerated, revved his car’s engine and swerved toward two protesters during a weekly No Kings Protest on Main Street in Vergennes on Saturday, March 21, according to the local police department.  

One Brandon man was killed and another was taken to the hospital with serious injuries as the result of a car crash in Orwell late Sunday afternoon.

Vt. Translines driver had to make a pitstop at the Vergennes Police Department due to altercation on the bus.

Middlebury police launched an investigation into a March 10 burglary at the Maplefields store on Route 7 South, during which the culprit(s) broke into the building at around 2:45 a.m. and removed an ATM machine.

Bristol police on March 4 tried to stop a vehicle that was traveling 70 mph in a 40 mph zone on Rockydale Road. Police said that while an officer was attempting to stop the vehicle, its driver turned onto Lincoln Road at a high rate of speed and passed a … (read more)

An Addison County Sheriff’s Department deputy stopped by a daycare in Middlebury on March 10 and spoke to the kids there. Later in the week, on March 13, a deputy spoke during Career Day activities at Otter Valley Union High School in Brandon.

Police and other officials responded to a one-car accident on Main Street.