Vermont State Police investigate two shootings in Washington County

BERLIN, Vt. (WCAX) – The Vermont State Police is investigating two separate, unrelated shootings that occurred late Saturday night time in Washington County.

The primary capturing, at a house on Canine Pond Highway within the city of Woodbury, was reported at about 10:05 p.m. and concerned a person capturing one other man in one in every of his legs.

Police have now arrested Mind McAndrew, 38, Woodbury. The sufferer is being recognized as Andrew Brown, 35, Lyndonville.

They are saying Brown went to the residence on Canine Pond Highway, to choose up somebody on the residence, who had been threatened with a gun by McAndrew earlier within the day.

Police say Brown was shot after strolling as much as the door by McAndrew. Different members inside the house had been capable of subdue McAndrew till police arrived.

Brown was transported to Central Vermont Medical Heart after which transferred to the UVM Medical Heart with severe accidents.

McAndrew is being charged with Tried 2nd Diploma Homicide in addition to 1st Diploma Aggravated Home Assault. His listening to is scheduled for Monday June 20, 2022 at 12:30 p.m. in Washington County.

Additionally on Saturday night time, State Police had been referred to as to a second capturing in Waterbury, inside 40 minutes of the primary. They are saying this one occurred close to 22 North Predominant St. in Waterbury round 10:45 p.m.

Police say three folks had been parked in a automotive, when an unknown group of people approached the automotive on foot. Police say the motive force of the automotive was struck within the head with a gun, after which shot within the torso.

The attackers fled the world and police are at the moment searching for them.

Police haven’t launched the identify of the person injured on this capturing. He was transported to the College of Vermont Medical Heart for remedy, the extent of his accidents are unknown.

Police are actively investigating each circumstances and encourage anybody with data that would assist detectives to name the Vermont State Police’s Berlin Barracks at 802-229-9191, or present an nameless tip on-line at https://vsp.vermont.gov/tipsubmit.

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