Vermont State Police Log for Nov. 17 – Addison Independent

ADDISON COUNTY — After a five-month investigation, Vermont State Police on Monday, Nov. 14, cited a Starksboro man for lewd and lascivious conduct.

On Might 31, a feminine sufferer alleged to state police that she’d been touched in a sexual method by Jonathan Homosexual, 24, of Starksboro. The case was assigned to the VSP’s Bureau of Prison Investigations. This week police formally cited Homosexual after which launched him. He’s on account of reply the cost in Addison County Superior Courtroom, Prison Division, on Jan. 23.

Vermont State Police in the course of the previous week handled 4 different incidents that troopers decided had been worthy of alerting the general public. 

Within the first case, Trooper Ryan Anthony reported on Nov. 8, shortly earlier than 2 p.m., that officers responded to a minor two-car crash on Route 22A in Shoreham. Police reported a 2006 Chevy PT Cruise pushed by Arlyn Sunderland, 49, of Shoreham had a tire malfunction that precipitated the car to veer into the incoming lane and crash right into a 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe pushed by 63-year-old Cheryl Morrison of Salisbury. Nobody was reported injured and each autos sustained minor harm. 

Police cited Sunderland for driving with out an ignition interlock system that was required, and ticketed him for driving with a civilly suspended license.

Individually, on Nov. 13, state police responded to a report of a home disturbance at a house on Morgan Highway in Salisbury at 2:39 a.m. Trooper Sean Hauter alleged that James Thorpe, 21, had precipitated bodily harm to a family member. Police arrested Thorpe, took him to the New Haven state police barracks, cited him for home assault, then launched him.

Then, afterward Nov. 13, Trooper Anthony reached out to the general public asking for assist discovering a lacking ATV. At round 8:30 a.m. on Sunday, troopers had been notified of the theft of a pink Honda Rancher 420 with plastic crates from a property on North Cream Hill Highway in Bridport. Police had been informed the car was stolen between 6 p.m. on Saturday and 5:30 a.m. on Sunday. An investigation revealed the ATV had rolled away from the residence and picked up farther south on North Cream Hill Highway.

The Vermont State Police are asking anybody with data concerning this incident or the whereabouts of the ATV to please contact Trooper Anthony on the New Haven Barracks at 802-388-4919.

Lastly, on Nov. 15 at 12:30 a.m., state police logged a report of a person handed out in a car within the Ferrisburgh Park and Trip lot. After trying into the report, police decided that the person, recognized as 32-year-old Gregory Stowe of Vergennes, was in violation of a number of court-ordered circumstances of launch. Police cited Stowe for violation of circumstances.