Vermont State Police Log: Police busy beyond plane crash

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.

Middlebury police cited Anthony Daisey Jr., 34, of Alburgh for retail theft from Hannaford Supermarket and TJ Maxx, providing false information to police, and possession of cocaine following an investigation in the Court Street area on Sept. 6.

Bristol police are seeking information about a break-in at the Champlain Farms convenience store in Bristol. 

Vergennes police on Friday, Aug. 30, cited a man with a city address for suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. 

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)

Middlebury police were part of a large contingent of area law enforcement to respond to Porter Medical Center campus at around 8 p.m. on this past Friday, Aug. 30, after a report of a disorderly man with a firearm in the hospital parking lot.

Vergennes police went a little bit out of their way on Aug. 23 to help a dog trapped in a crawl space under a Greenbush Road home in Ferrisburgh.

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

Middlebury police on Aug. 23 cited Timothy E. Edwards Jr. for aggravated assault and domestic assault, following an investigation near the intersection of Bakery Lane and Cross Street.

Bristol police on Aug. 8 arrested Gabriella Mowry, 27, of Bristol after investigating report of a violation of an abuse prevention order. 

A Salisbury man has been sentenced to spend six and a half years in jail after pleading guilty to possessing a stolen gun.

The Vergennes Police Department has been working hard to keep city streets safe during the month of August.

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

Middlebury police took two drunken people into protective custody following their investigation of a property-related dispute on Mill Street on Aug. 12 at around 4:45 p.m.

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