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East Wallingford woman cited for DUI following single-vehicle crash, police say

In East Wallingford, police say Cailin Mattheiss, 35, was charged with DUI following a single-vehicle crash on VT Rt 103 on February 26.

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According to police reports, a single-vehicle crash occurred on Vermont Route 103 in East Wallingford early on February 26, 2026, involving a 35-year-old woman from Ludlow. The operator, Cailin Mattheiss, was traveling northbound when she lost control while attempting to navigate a left-hand curve, resulting in her vehicle leaving the roadway and rolling into a ditch.

Police say Mattheiss sustained minor injuries from the incident and was subsequently transported to Rutland Regional Medical Center for evaluation. During the investigation, officers noted signs of impairment, leading to a DUI screening. Following processing, Mattheiss was released to a sober individual and received a citation.

Mattheiss has been charged with DUI and is scheduled to appear in Rutland Superior Court Criminal Division on May 11, 2026, at 10:00 AM. Police emphasize that these charges are allegations, and the court date is subject to change. Individuals are encouraged to contact the criminal court clerk for confirmation of the arraignment time.

Source: Vermont State Police

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