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Essex man arrested for DUI and driving with suspended license, police say

In Essex, Vermont, police say Todd Graffeo, 49, was arrested for DUI – Criminal Refusal and operating with a criminally suspended license on October 29.

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Vermont State Police say a traffic stop in Essex on October 29, 2025, resulted in the arrest of a 49-year-old man for multiple charges, including DUI. The incident occurred around 10:20 PM on the intersection of Old Stage Road and Towers Road when officers observed several moving violations by the vehicle operated by Todd Graffeo, a resident of Jeffersonville.

According to police, upon stopping the vehicle, officers discovered that Graffeo was driving with a Criminally Suspended License. Additionally, during their interaction with him, authorities detected signs of impairment. Graffeo was arrested on suspicion of DUI and subsequently taken to the Williston Barracks for processing. He was later released with a citation to appear in court.

Graffeo is scheduled to answer charges of DUI – Criminal Refusal and Operating with a Criminally Suspended License at the Chittenden County Superior Court on November 18, 2025, at 8:30 AM. Defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty, and charges may change as the case progresses. This Vermont essex arrested story highlights important developments. The Vermont essex arrested situation continues to develop.

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