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.
This is just the most recent spate in what has been a months-long issue.
The driver, who was suspected to be intoxicated according to police, was picked up by a family member before officers arrived.
Between June 1 and June 7, Vergennes police also conducted 15 traffic stops, four directed patrols, one foot patrol, three vehicle identification number verifications and one VIN number inspection.
As of Monday, the incident was continuing to be investigated.
Two people suffered minor injuries, according to city police.
This time, a bag containing various items was stolen.
Vergennes police responded to the report of a burglary at Kinney Drugs in the Little City on May 8.
The incident is the fifth in the last two weeks.
Only one of the vehicles had items — change and a hunting knife — stolen.
There was damage to the entranceway of the convenience store, plus the vehicle that crashed was deemed a total loss.
Recent activity from the Vergennes police.
Last week Vergennes police personnel pulled a Colchester man over for using a cellphone while driving that led to an arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs.
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.
Vt. Translines driver had to make a pitstop at the Vergennes Police Department due to altercation on the bus.
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