Vergennes Police Log: Three youths nabbed for disorderly conduct

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.

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

Vergennes police on June 14 cited a city resident for allegedly smoking his tires on more than one occasion on the southbound lane of Main Street “uncomfortably close” to protesters during No Kings Day who were crowding the sidewalk at the time.

After responding on June 8 to what police described as a two-car fender-bender on South Water Street, police cited one driver involved in the accident for driving under the influence and “recklessly endangering another person.”

Vergennes police on May 26 calmed a citizen dispute on Main Street in which a caller claimed he was “protecting himself with a rifle and requested an immediate police response,” according to a police document.

Vergennes police emphasized enforcement of traffic laws between May 19 and 25, conducting 42 traffic stops and issuing a number of tickets and warnings for moving violations.

Vergennes police responded to a report of a family fight on Ice House Court on May 12 and cited a resident into court to answer multiple charges.

Following a Main Street traffic stop on the afternoon of May 10, Vergennes police cited both the driver and a passenger for violations related to substance use.

Vergennes police just after 7 p.m. on Sunday, May 4, received a report of a sexual assault that allegedly occurred at a local business.

Vergennes police between April 21 and 27 dealt with issues related to homeless individuals, sparring former couples, and juveniles allegedly harassing neighbors.

Vergennes police on April 9 cited a 16-year-old for driving under the influence, first offense. Police issued the citation after responding to a report at about 9:30 p.m. of a vehicle heading the wrong way along the one-way East Street and then parking at … (read more)

Vergennes police on April 1 again arrested Jacob Burmania, 30 of Waltham, this time for an outstanding warrant for failing to appear in Addison County Court’s criminal division on March 24. On that date Burmania had been scheduled to answer to multiple ea … (read more)

Vergennes police, firefighters and the Vergennes Area Rescue Squad on March 26 to a fatal workplace accident on Meigs Road in Vergennes.

Vergennes police last week — for the fourth time in recent weeks — arrested Jacob D. Burmania, 30, of Waltham twice and cited him into court to answer to multiple citations for burglary, unlawful mischief and violating conditions of release.

Vergennes police on Sunday, March 9, cited a Panton man for driving without an ignition interlock device. Police also ticketed Travis Rivers, 51, of Panton for driving with a suspended license following a traffic stop on Panton Road.