Vermont State Police Log: VSP seeks help in two assault cases – Addison Independent

ADDISON COUNTY — Vermont State Police issued a quotation after responding to a report of a home disturbance at an Otter Creek Highway dwelling in Addison at 8:42 p.m. on Sept. 29.

By investigation troopers mentioned they found that Russell Kinsley, 69, of Addison had struck and brought about bodily damage to a home accomplice. Police mentioned he had a previous conviction for home assault. 

Kinsley had fled the house earlier than state police obtained there, however he later turned himself in on the New Haven barracks. Police cited him for second-degree aggravated home assault.

In the meantime, state police are looking for assist from the general public on a case in Ferrisburgh.

On Sept. 28 troopers acquired a report that between 2:30 and three:30 p.m. an unknown man in a U-Haul van approached the Jiffy Mart in Ferrisburgh and harassed a girl. It was reported the male in the end uncovered himself to the lady after which fled. 

This investigation is ongoing, and anybody who may need any info relating to this incident is requested to contact Trooper Anthony of the New Haven Barracks at 802-388-4919.

State police are additionally soliciting assist from the general public in one other Sept. 28 incident. At round 6 p.m. that Wednesday the New Haven barracks logged a reported assault at a house off Route 116 South in Bristol. Troopers spoke with a feminine resident, who reported an unknown man driving a white truck entered the property. The feminine reported she was exterior when this man approached her asking questions earlier than assaulting her. The lady mentioned she was in a position get away from the person earlier than he fled the property. 

The lady sustained minor damage however advised police she didn’t require medical consideration.

This investigation is ongoing and anybody which may have any info relating to this incident is requested to contact Det. Steven Gelder of the New Haven barracks at 802-388-4919.

In different current exercise, troopers:

• On Sept. 28 at 6:53 p.m. had been dispatched to a two-vehicle, head-on crash with accidents on Route 12A in East Granville, citing one of many drivers. Police discovered that each autos — a 2008 Honda Pilot pushed by Hallie Nelson, 22, of Waterbury and a 2018 Toyota Tacoma pushed by Karen Hedding, 46, of Roxbury — had been totaled and within the roadway.  The White River Valley Ambulance Service took each drivers to hospitals for remedy of minor accidents.

Police report that the Honda was southbound on Route 12A in Granville and crossed the middle line and collided with the Toyota. Police mentioned Nelson, the motive force of the Honda, displayed indicators of impairment. Later they cited Nelson for driving underneath the affect. 

• On Sept. 30 at a couple of minutes earlier than 5 p.m. stopped a automobile for alleged dashing close to the intersection of Route 7 and Canine Staff Highway in New Haven. Troopers alleged John Illick, 69, of Middlebury was clocked by radar at 87 mph in a 50 mph zone in heavy site visitors. Police cited Illick for negligent driving and later mailed him a dashing ticket that added two factors to his insurance coverage and levied a superb of $558.

• On Friday, Sept. 30, at slightly after 11 p.m. closed the northbound lane of Route 7 close to Foote Avenue in Middlebury because of a crash involving a bike and a automotive. Middlebury police handled the crash (see Middlebury Police Log on this version). State police reopened the street absolutely by 1 / 4 after midnight.