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Brownington man arrested for DUI drugs after crash, police say

In Brownington, VT, police say Jacob Phelps, 23, was charged with DUI drugs after crashing into a utility pole on Willoughby Lake Rd on April 13.

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Vermont State Police say a 23-year-old man from Craftsbury was arrested for driving under the influence following a single-vehicle crash on Willoughby Lake Road in Brownington on April 13, 2026. Police responded to the scene and found a vehicle that had struck a utility pole.

According to police reports, the driver, identified as Jacob Phelps, showed signs of impairment during the investigation. He was taken into custody and subsequently transported to the Derby Barracks for processing. Following the incident, Phelps was released with a citation to appear in court.

Phelps has been charged with DUI drugs and is scheduled to appear in Orleans Superior Court’s Criminal Division on July 28, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. These charges are allegations, and the legal proceedings will continue as the case develops. Court dates and charges may be subject to change depending on the outcome of the proceedings.

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Source: Vermont State Police

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