Vermont State Police Log: State Police respond to crash on Rt. 22A

After a BMW Mini Cooper crashed on Route 22A in Orwell at a quarter to 3 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 8, Vermont State Police responded.

Vermont State Police dealt with two automobile crashes in Addison County this past weekend; no injuries were reported in either.

On the morning of Oct. 23, Vermont State Police received multiple reports of thefts from vehicles parked on Jerusalem Road and Jim Dwire Road in Starksboro. The value of the stolen items totaled over $1,000 from each vehicle. Some of the items included me … (read more)

In the past week, Vermont State police reported a burglary at a home in a state park and reported the stop of an impaired driver, who got citations for several alleged crimes.

Vermont State Police stopped a Shoreham man twice this past weekend for being somewhere he wasn’t supposed to be.

Vermont State Police on Monday afternoon arrested a man who they said broke into a Waltham home illegally.

In an otherwise quiet week for the Vermont State Police operating out of the New Haven barracks, troopers on Sept. 22, a little after 9 a.m., started getting 911 calls from Cyrus Bedard, 34, of Salisbury.

A Leicester man is still battling for his health after being struck by a car while walking along Lake Dunmore Road in Leicester two weeks ago.

The most significant case that local troopers at the New Haven barracks of the Vermont State Police dealt with in the past week was the crash of a small airplane in Ferrisburgh on Sunday, Sept. 8.

Vermont State Police received a report of an assault involving a gun in Granville on the evening of Saturday, Aug. 31. Troopers looked into it and determined that on Aug. 18, Hillary N. Barcomb, 45, of Roxbury had come to Buffalo Farm Road in Granville on … (read more)

Vermont State Police locally sorted out two multi-car crashes in which people were injured.

A two-car crash in Salisbury on Saturday afternoon tied up Route 7 traffic for a bit, but, fortunately, no one was injured.

Vermont State Police this week sorted out a case that started back in June and resulted in four serious charges against a Goshen woman.

During the last few days of July and the first few of August, Vermont State Police cited several local people for allegedly being involved in domestic violence incidents.

Police have been getting a lot of phone calls from Cormick M. Cantwell, 41, of Middlebury, and they say it was too many.