Vergennes Police Log: Slow Fourth weekend for Vergennes police

Among the items police did deal with was helping a person by providing information on how to file a complaint with the Vermont Human Rights Commission.

The woman was cited for allegedly damaging security cameras and apartment windows.

Police also recently recovered an ATM they believe is connected to a theft in Bristol.

This is just the most recent spate in what has been a months-long issue.

During that week, police also responded to two incidents involving suspicious activity and two thefts.

A Bristol man who had two previous domestic assault convictions was arrested last Thursday.

Between June 7 and 27, the Sheriff’s Department stopped 128 vehicles for various violations.

A witness described the vehicle involved in the incident as a blue van, police said.

Police were investigating a June 10 theft from Kinney Drugs and a theft from Shaw’s on June 8.

Troopers from the Rutland barracks responded to a crash on Forest Dale Road near Stone Mill Dam Road.

Facing a proposed 17% property tax increase for the next fiscal year, it’s worth asking, how did we get here?

Between Feb. 22 and March 7, the sheriff’s department completed patrols in multiple towns, stopped 112 vehicles for various motor vehicle violations, attempted to serve 32 pieces of civil process around the county and provided a car seat inspection for a … (read more)

The Middlebury Police Department’s super-dog Guinness earned an extra bowl of kibble last week when he and his handler played pivotal roles in investigating challenging cases stretching from Middlebury to Castleton.

Someone flagged down an officer on Court Street Thursday afternoon, and authorities used “less-lethal weapons” to take into custody the woman, who seemed to be experiencing a mental health crisis.

As 2024 draws to a close, the Middlebury Police Department is welcoming two new police officers and a police dog, while honoring several of its officers for acts of heroism during the year.