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Groton woman cited for DUI and driving with suspended license, police say

In Groton, VT, police say Brigette Elliott, 37, was charged with DUI and driving with a suspended license after her vehicle slid off US Route 302 on December 29.

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Groton woman cited for DUI and driving with suspended license, police say
VERMONT STATE POLICE

St. Johnsbury Barracks  DUI  DLS
  • Brigette Elliott, 37, of Groton
  • Accused: DUI and driving with a suspended license
  • Arrested on December 29 by VSP

Vermont State Police say a traffic incident on December 29 at approximately 5:30 PM in Groton led to the arrest of a 37-year-old woman accused of driving under the influence and operating with a suspended license. According to police reports, Troopers from the St. Johnsbury barracks were patrolling the area of US Route 302 and Welch Road when they found a vehicle that had slid off the road.

As officers secured the scene, they observed Brigette Elliott walking away from the vehicle. Further investigation revealed that she was allegedly under the influence of intoxicants and had a criminally suspended driver’s license. Elliott was taken into custody and processed at the St. Johnsbury Barracks. Following her arrest, she was released with a citation.

According to the report, Elliott is scheduled to appear in Caledonia County Superior Court – Criminal Division on January 19, 2026. The charges against her are allegations at this stage, and court dates may change as the case progresses.

Source: Vermont State Police

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