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Middlebury Police Log: Police cite homeless man for misbehavior
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police cited Joey R. Ewen, 47, who is houseless, for disorderly conduct following an incident in the Bakery Lane area on July 15. In addition to conducting daily foot patrols in the downtown area to monitor members of the local houseless community, Middlebury police were informed on July 19 that a truck had been stolen from McGee Chevrolet on Route 7 south.
Middlebury man cited for disturbing the peace by telephone 334 times
MIDDLEBURY, Vt. — On Tuesday, the Middlebury Police Department, in collaboration with state police, issued a citation for 41-year-old Cormick M. Cantwell of Middlebury to appear in court. According to police, Cantwell is scheduled to answer charges of "disturbing the peace by use of a telephone." Police say Cantwell...
Bristol Police Log: Bristol man cited for violating conditions
BRISTOL — Bristol police on June 25 cited Ryan Prim, 25, of Bristol, for driving with a criminally suspended license, violating his conditions of release and driving without an ignition interlock device following a traffic stop on West Street. Between June 23 and July 13 Bristol police completed five...
Vergennes Police Log for Jul. 25
VERGENNES — The Vergennes Police Department was one of the many agencies who just before 3 p.m. on July 15 was called to assist at the devastating truck fire at the Ferrisburgh intersection of Route 7 and Greenbush Road. Officer directed traffic that detoured around the blaze until Vermont State Police could take over.
Waitsfield woman arrested for second DUI, driving with suspended license and active warrant
BETHEL — A Waitsfield woman was arrested on multiple charges including suspicion of a second DUI after Vermont State Police responded to a call about a vehicle off the road on Whittier Rd. in Bethel on July 24. Meredith Marble, 41, was identified as the driver when authorities arrived...
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