Vermont State Police Log for Dec. 1 – Addison Independent

ADDISON COUNTY — Vermont State Police put out a request for info this weekend as they seemed right into a theft at an area farmstand and the general public responded with the mandatory suspect identification.

On Saturday, Nov. 26, at a bit after 10 a.m., troopers have been referred to as Outdated Jerusalem Highway in Leicester to look right into a theft on the farmstand there. The farmstand proprietor confirmed police a photograph, apparently taken with a surveillance digital camera, of a person who had entered the stand at roughly 1:26 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 25, and stole cash from the money drawer.

Later that morning, state police issued a put up asking anybody who acknowledges the person within the picture to contact Trooper Anthony on the New Haven barracks or submit info by an internet tip submission website.

Based mostly on quite a few ideas, police stated on Monday morning that that they had recognized an individual of curiosity on this incident. The Vermont State Police want to thank the general public for his or her help on this investigation.

In the one different case that state police on the New Haven barracks reported this week, troopers conducting pace enforcement close to the intersection of Route 7 and Maple Run Highway in Leicester on Nov. 22, noticed a grey sedan rushing southbound on Route 7 at round 9:17 a.m. Police stated a radar clocked the automotive at 84 mph in a 50 mph zone. The trooper stopped the sedan with out incident and cited driver Brenda Bergman, 46, of Essex Junction for negligent driving and issued her a rushing ticket that carries a penalty of two factors on insurance coverage and a price of $517.