Vermont State Police are requesting public assistance in identifying two suspects involved in multiple theft cases from motor vehicles in the town of Orange in the early morning hours of Tuesday, November 9.
Troopers initially responded to a call where an individual who was seen entering a parked motor vehicle on private property. When the complainant confronted the suspect, the suspect fled and appeared to have fired a gun. Following this troopers received numerous calls of thefts from vehicles in the town of Orange.
Further investigation of these reports showed one of the suspects appeared to be carrying a firearm in surveillance footage. If you have information, please contact Trooper Daniel Bohnyak at the Middlesex Barracks at 802-229-9191.
Categories: Crime
“VERMONT is now soft on crime” – heard the hoodlums from states all around! Thanks George Soros state attorneys & BLM!
Why is the State Police bothering with this crime? Isn’t it their job now to go after parents who dare to question school boards and superintendents? Most crimes go unreported, uninvestigated, and unpunished. Even the biggest crimes of all perpetrated from the penthouse of the Pavillion in Montpelier are ignored. Yet, to save face and make it look like they are serious about criminal activity, they will release a blurb to the press asking for information. No wonder they are short-handed – criminal justice is a fallacy – people are beginning to come to terms with that fact.