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Hartland man cited for domestic assault in family disturbance, police say

In Hartland, Vermont, police say Kevin H. Smith, 62, faces charges of domestic assault following a family disturbance on January 16, 2026.

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Vermont State Police say a family disturbance in Hartland led to the arrest of a 62-year-old man on January 16, 2026. Kevin H. Smith, a resident of Hartland, is accused of causing bodily harm to a household member during the incident, which occurred around 10:27 PM.

According to police reports, officers from the Royalton Barracks responded to the call and conducted an investigation that substantiated the allegations against Smith. Following the investigation, he was processed at the Hartford Police Department and issued conditions of release by a judicial officer. Smith has been charged with domestic assault and is scheduled to appear in Vermont Superior Court, Windsor Criminal Division, on January 20, 2026, at 12:30 PM.

The charges against Smith are allegations at this stage, and further legal proceedings will determine the outcome. Court dates and conditions may change as the case progresses.

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