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Dummerston man arrested for DUI drugs after speeding on I-91, police say

In Dummerston, VT, police say Joshua Bergstrom, 27, was arrested for DUI drugs and excessive speed after driving 97 mph on Interstate 91.

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Dummerston man arrested for DUI drugs after speeding on I-91, police say
VERMONT STATE POLICE

Westminster Barracks  DUI Drugs - Excessive Speed
  • Joshua Bergstrom, 27, of Dummerston
  • Accused: DUI drugs

According to police reports, a 27-year-old man from Burlington, Connecticut, was arrested for driving under the influence of drugs following a traffic stop on Interstate 91 in Dummerston on December 16, 2025. Vermont State Police say the stop occurred around 12:11 p.m. after a trooper observed the vehicle traveling at 97 miles per hour, as confirmed by lidar technology.

Upon interacting with the driver, identified as Joshua Bergstrom, officers noted signs of impairment. Following an investigation, police determined that Bergstrom was operating his vehicle while under the influence. He was subsequently arrested and taken to the Westminster Barracks for processing. Bergstrom has been released with a citation to appear in the Vermont Superior Court, Windham Criminal Division, on February 10, 2026, at 8:30 a.m.

The charges against Bergstrom include DUI drugs and excessive speed. It is important to note that these charges are allegations, and the court date may change as the case progresses.

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