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Burlington Police handle 180 incidents over weekend
On the weekend from Friday, January 24, to Monday, January 27, Burlington Police responded to a staggering 180 incidents, including arrests, crashes, trespassing, and one fatality.
- Untimely Death: Police found Susan Griffin, 67, deceased behind homes near North Avenue. Evidence suggests she fell from a balcony. The investigation is ongoing.
- Robbery & Arrests: Two men allegedly stole a woman’s phone and injured her near Grant Street. Robert Robidoux, 41, of Colchester, was arrested on an active warrant, and William Dunn Jr., 41, of Burlington, was cited. A third man, Sujit Gurung, 37, was arrested for unlawful trespass.
- DUI Crash: Angel Santillan Santillan, 22, crashed head-on into a box truck at high speed on North Avenue. Alcohol is believed to be a factor.
- Hit-and-Run: A 14-year-old from Winooski was cited after fleeing a crash at Main Street and South Willard Street.
- Multiple Arrests on Warrants: Officers arrested Arthur Barnier, 46, of Burlington, and Nicole Laplante, 35, of Essex Town, on active warrants.
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This is what you get when you have a DEI Mayor with her city council, yes this gaggle of fools roadblocking any common sense proposals to protect the citizens of the city.
So with Burlington Police handling 180 incidents over the weekend, how many councilors or the DEI Mayor, were doing a ride-along, as they think the BPT is an inept organization and needs their supervision policing and don’t they dare report any crime before it’s blessed by the Mayor.
Progressive leadership ” so-called ” leadership, has turned what was known as the Queen City, turned it into a cesspool of crime, drugs, and homelessness, and they call this leadership, if it wasn’t so sad, it would be funny.
When will the property owners and business owners stand up against this inept group running the city, they’re running it into the ground !!
Looks like everything is coming home to roost. It’s hitting the fan and progressing. Face it Montpelier, we are fed up with your nonsense. Either shift direction or pay the consequences, voted out. We don’t want or need you anymore in the present iteration. With regard to the educator being concerned about the students, just do your job locally. That’s what you are being paid to do by us the taxpayers that contribute to your salary, benefits and retirement.
Too bad Trump already has a job, he would have made a great mayor of Burlington. Maybe he could recommend a replacement for mayor and governor. And two new senators and congress clown would also be nice.