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Fairfax man cited for driving with a suspended license

In Bristol, VT, police say Chad Hotchkiss, Sr., 44, was cited for driving with a criminally suspended license on June 26. He is set to appear in court on August 10.

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Vermont State Police say a 44-year-old resident of Fairfax, Chad Hotchkiss, Sr., was cited for driving with a criminally suspended license following a traffic stop. The incident occurred on June 26, 2026, at approximately 5:24 PM at the intersection of VT Route 116 and Cobble Road in Bristol.

According to police reports, Trooper Iain Carr conducted the stop that led to the citation. Hotchkiss is scheduled to appear in the Superior Court of Addison County on August 10, 2026, to address the citation.

B Troop of the Vermont State Police, which includes barracks in New Haven, Royalton, Rutland, Shaftsbury, and Westminster, is responsible for patrolling this area. The citation reflects the ongoing efforts of law enforcement to ensure road safety and compliance with driving regulations.

Source: Vermont State Police

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