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Police were called for an active domestic disturbance on North Avenue on November 7. On that morning police say the suspect pushed and then dragged a victim by the neck.
The suspect then attempted to grab a phone away from the victim while they attempted to call for police services.
The suspect is Antonio Hammond, 40, of Burlington. Hammond was taken into custody for first degree domestic assault and interference with access to emergency services.
He was held without bail.
Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact the Burlington Police Department at (802) 658-2704.
Hammond’s criminal history includes:
9 failures to appear
8 violations of court orders or conditions, 1 conviction
11 felony charges, 7 convictions
53 misdemeanor charges, 11 convictions,
6 assaultive crime charges, 2 convictions,
4 escape charges
11 violation of probation / parole charges, 5 convictions
If you or someone you know are experiencing intimate partner violence, support can be found through:
- Vermont Network (802) 223-1302
- Steps to End Domestic Violence (802) 658-1996
- National Domestic Violence Hotline 1 (800) 799-7233
Drug Dealer Sentenced to 5 Years
The United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Vermont has announced that Quentin Dingle has been sentenced to 5 years in prison.
Dingle, who is 39 and from Brooklyn, was arrested on September 26, 2023 following an extensive investigation into his drug distribution activity.
Police had learned that he was selling cocaine base in the area. Police informants fooled Dingle into selling them cocaine on five separate occasions.
Dingle was arrested outside the University Mall in South Burlington, leading to two more search warrants which yielded further evidence of drug crimes.
Police searched two storage units belonging to Dingle which contained 35.4 grams of fentanyl, 7.7 grams of cocaine base, 3.5 grams of fentanyl laced with xylazine, 2.58 grams of p-fluorofentanyl, other evidence of narcotics distribution, and a Beretta .380 caliber handgun.
He was charged with multiple drug sale charges, fentanyl trafficking, and cocaine possession.
His sentencing of 5 years and a 3-year term of supervised release was handed down on November 6 by Judge William K. Sessions III.
Burlington Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration worked closely together on this case.
Pair Arrested for Suspicious Activity, Drugs in Lyndonville
On November 6, Police were dispatched to an unspecified Lyndon area hotel where two suspects were reported to be engaged in suspicious activity.
When Police arrived they found Savannah Hamelin, 21, of East Haven and Andrew Davis, 37, who is homeless in possession of drugs and a loaded firearm.
Both were subjects to arrest warrants at the time, Davis for $5,000 in a robbery and assault case and Hamelin for $50 for leaving the scene of an accident with property damage.
Police also found suspected fentanyl and other hard drugs in the room as well.
Both were subsequently arrested for the incident. Davis’ bail was raised to $20,000 by the court.
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How do you have nine failures to appear into court??
Phone up here to court,I expect to go to jail until I appear in court, I’m not a cat. I don’t have nine Court lives.
I’m beginning to hate voice to text…
*If I don’t show up to court, I expect
WHY IS VT SO SOFT ON CRIME AND LETTING THESE PPL OUT TO OFFEND AGAIN? Wonder if it would make a difference if it was one of the POWERFUL E-LITES family members?
The legislature is much too busy trying to heal the planet and extract as much money as they can from their money pot, the taxpayer. If they are so serious about crime, why don’t they support corrections with enough money to house these repeat offenders. Unfortunately, the prison lobby doesn’t exist and there’s no campaign contributions to be had. So, chasing windmills and solar panels is what the people get, and the drug scourge continues while the catch and release carries on. Maybe they should install a turnstile at the courthouse.
Another ” POS ” example roaming the streets in the cesspool known as Burlington, let’s see how long it takes before this POS is back on the streets…………………..
The adage from a movie ” Build it and they will come ” well Burlington built a cesspool……………..and there here along with all there issues !!
Is 18 year old criminal Antonio Hammond Jr his son?
Antonio is another poster boy for why habitual offender laws need to be enforced after third felony, as well as why at least $50K bail needs to be set for serial arrestee/offenders.