The attack was made with a facility-issued tablet computing device and a lock that had been placed inside a sock, according to VSP Detective Trooper Vienna Gildea.

McLane would order vehicle suspension lift kits valued at $2,300 to $2,900 each and then steal them by selling them on Facebook at substantially discounted prices, the criminal charge notes.

Kajuan Woods, 35, appeared briefly before Magistrate Judge Kevin J. Doyle in federal court late Thursday afternoon

A Burlington Police officer – one of 3 off-duty city employees caught going upwards to 100 miles per hour on motorcycles in a 35-mph zone in St. Albans last fall – pleaded guilty Wednesday to a charge of negligent operation.

Nichole Reynolds, 31, is charged in connection with the international trip to have sex with a minor in August 2022.

Man with outstanding warrant and criminal history arrested for trying to stab a bartender after a dispute over a mixed drink.

Northfield, 1982. A one-day old baby is found dead in a garbage bag on the side of a road.

If the courts won’t jail violent repeat offenders, can we at least know what they look like?

Bye bye to the federal pen for six years for a Valley Street, Springfield heroin dealer convicted of possession of a pipe bomb.

In what Vermont city did a transient this weekend approach an 82-year-old man at random, knock him unconscious, then get released with a citation by the court hours later?

A Bennington man, who is awaiting a state court trial in a 2019 homicide case, was convicted in Fed. court in Burlington on three gun and drug charges Thursday.

Charbonneau allegedly initiated contact online via Kik messenger with a Hartford investigator posing as a 14-year-old minor and engaged in sexual conversations, attempting to arrange a meeting for sexual acts.

Judge Michael Kainen released a repeat convicted felon to be treated for an eye injury after he pleaded innocent Monday to misdemeanor assault on a protected professional.

Upon arrival, troopers found Morrison and Cyr amidst a heated dispute, which reportedly began over the presence of the pigs, which neither man owned or was responsible for.

Holly Fields Jr., 55, pleaded not guilty in federal court to a charge of operating a drug house in Troy with his daughter and her husband.

Instead of filing two felony criminal charges of careless and negligent driving with death resulting, Chittenden County State’s Attorney Sarah George directed Vermont State Police to issue the teen the civil ticket, records show.  

Soghomonian had self-reported to the FBI in Los Angeles that the government had been hacking into his devices and that he also had claimed drones were reading his mind.

A Chelsea man who was 16 when he helped kill two Dartmouth College professors has been granted parole – about a year shy of serving the minimum 25 year sentence. News also of a child sex assault arrest and ‘porch piracy’ in Cambridge.

Hardwick Police Chief Michael Henry said Wednesday morning that nobody was in custody and officers were seeking the shooter.

Concepcion is wanted in connection with the fatal shooting of store clerk Daryus “Swaggy” Clarke at a smoke-shop known as “The Plug” in the Richmond Hills section of Queens, N.Y. in March 2023.

Police seeking the driver of the pickup truck from which a youth was thrown.

Concepcion allegedly shot a man during robbery of a NYC marijuana dispensary. He’s also a person of interest in two Burlington slayings.

Eww….Someone must have been pretty mad to do that.

When stopped by police last year, Soghomonian had an AK-47 with two loaded magazines, 12 ounces of cannabis, and a book advocating sabotage as a form of climate activism.

Records show Soghomonian, 35, formerly of Northridge, CA, had lived for much of February and March at an inn on Williston Road in South Burlington.

Phelps was charged with illegal possession of a firearm by an unlawful user of a controlled substance.

Missing court dates, kicking cops, running from the law, stealing vape pens with a stolen van. And stealing a pride flag.

Eddy Santiago, Jr., a 30-year-old from Clifton, NJ, has been sentenced by US District Judge Christina Reiss for using threats, violence to collect a drug debt.

Police say Perry held people at gunpoint before fleeing the scene in a dark blue Dodge truck. He was nabbed after a high-risk chase.

A state’s attorney has been suspended for failing to answer questions about her DUI charge.

A confrontation ensued between Suggs and the occupants, leading to Suggs being overpowered and detained until law enforcement arrived.

It was unclear why Blatt, 32, was free in the community. Since 2010, Blatt has amassed at least 20 adult criminal convictions, mostly felonies.

Drugs, child porn, and convenience store trespass.

A masked bandit got away after perpetrating the fifth bank robbery in Northwestern Vermont in two weeks.

Cirill Brown pleaded not guilty to two counts of second-degree murder and a felony charge of burglary.

The Underhill man will face charges in a Washington County courthouse today.

Two young woman died Saturday afternoon after their car left I-91 and struck a tree.

The children are believed to be with their biological father, who police say may be armed and dangerous.

Paintball vandals. Barre man arrested for Bradford traffic disturbance. And border cops and state police collaborate on a bust.

The woman’s mother reported her missing. Hours later her body was found in woods in the small town of Washington.

The Bennington lawmaker won’t be contesting the charge, a spokesperson for House Democrats said.

Montpelier Police tried unsuccessfully to get Sicely to surrender during the day. Later the State Police Crisis Negotiators also made a try, but he still refused to budge. State Police eventually deployed a form of tear gas and Sicely surrendered.

The Ukrainian mastermind behind the devastating 2020 ransomware attack on Vermont’s largest hospital has pleaded guilty in U.S. federal court.

A towing company was taken for a ride by its former bookkeeper. She’s escaped prison because the owner just wants his money back.

Major’s statement clearly was rude and crude. Both what he said and how he said it offended the council and his employers. But – was he wrong?

“I arrived on scene and found people on the ground engaging in a physical altercation with each other. I stopped the altercations.” – Cpl. George Johnson