Another release on low bail for Christopher DeGreenia. Last time it was gun and cocaine charges. This time, it’s a car theft charge. Both times he was ‘in violation of condidtions.’

Two twin brothers were hospitalized with gunshot wounds after their altercation with Rutland police Monday.

Vermont police – like other professionals – are not immune from sexual misbehavior ranging from professionally inappropriate to downright criminal.

The call about the drunken backhoe driver came in at 26 minutes after midnight.

An ‘education abroad’ organization was defrauded of $425,000 by its VP for human resources.

Police say three girls were reported to be between the ages of 8 and 12 at the time of the assaults.

John Van Vught, 72, defrauded ValleyNet Inc., a non-profit that had a contract to operate fiber-to-home internet networks serving customers in east-central Vermont.

The victim of a Northfield stabbing was sent to the hospital with critical injuries.

After investigation Andre Martel, age 39, of Burlington was taken into custody for retail theft, possession of heroin and for two active arrest warrants for failure to appear at court.

Barber broke free, got in a vehicle and tried to drive away, at which point he struck Detective Hewitt with the car. Hewitt fired his weapon one time, hitting Barber.

Helping an accident victim on a cold winter night is the Vermont Way.

Vermont’s catch-and-release bail policies aren’t stopping a regular in the St. Johnsbury police blotter.

Carman was found dead in his cell at the Cheshire County Jail in Keene, N.H. about 2:45 a.m. Thursday morning, officials said.  He was housed in a single cell, they said.

In addition to a murder charge, Carman had been facing federal charges for falsely claiming the sinking of his boat the “Chicken Pox.”

Parts of bodies donated to Harvard for medical research were stolen and sold for profit by the morgue manager, authorities say.

The woman was left immobile, soaked in urine, and her subsequent infection resulted in her death.

The paid killer of a Peacham man has entered into a plea agreement with federal authorities.

Two months ago, the man shot in Leicester Sunday night was involved in a late-night car chase with a man who said he owed him money.

Initial investigation indicates the shooting was a targeted event directed at the victims.

Police are looking for thieves who broke into a restaurant, stole an ATM, and then set the machine on fire.

St. J firearms incident at 2:50 AM.

Arson of a New Haven home has led to the arrest of a New Haven man. And another highway death brings the 2023 total to at least 24 – well above the 10-year average.

The drug-gun crime connection is apparent in this report of a Vermont woman buying two handguns for a Hartford, CT man with an arrest history of shooting people.

The victim’s eyes were swollen shut and gushing blood, family members reported. 

A Mendon man with an axe threatened to kill four out-of-state campers in Killington, police say.

According to the indictment, Hollins applied for eight EIDL loans in mid-2020 in his own name, in the names of two businesses he founded, in the names of two relatives and in the names of three persons whose identities Jones allegedly stole.

After gathering $1200 of merchandise, Kingsbury threatened employees with a knife.

“When they start hitting staff with frying plans, they’re violent, and that’s the problem,” Sears said. “Right now we don’t have anything at the top of the system to hold those violent youths.”

Vermont’s ongoing lack of a secure holding facility for youthful offenders almost meant freedom for an 18-year-old alleged arm robber and drug criminal from Brooklyn – until the feds stepped in.

In a battle between razor wire and bed sheets, the razor wire won and Seth Brunell was unable to escape.

According to an April, 2006 news report by unforgettable Inside Track columnist Peter Freyne, Alan Bjerke was found guilty that month of using a cellphone to capture images of a woman at a Burlington tanning salon. 

A lawyer, former legislator and self-described expert in debt collection was cited yesterday for placing an Airtag tracker on a woman’s car.

A middle school teacher took voyeuristic videos of female students at school and had secret cameras installed in several residential bathrooms.

Punched a woman rescue worker. Punched a woman cop. Punched another woman cop. Punched a woman prison guard. So the police reports show.

A man alleged to have vandalized scores of cars and assaulted police officers was charged with punching a female Shelburne rescue worker at a homeless shelter.

A Morristown police officer responding to a kidnapping and domestic disturbance received minor injuries in a shootout Thursday night. The suspect is still on the loose.

A St. Johnsbury man has been found guilty in federal court of kidnapping a mother and son and transporting them across state lines.