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Higganum man arrested for DUI-drugs in Royalton, police say

In Royalton, Vermont, police say Cal Braren, 23, was arrested for DUI-Drugs on April 8 after showing signs of impairment during a traffic stop.

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Higganum man arrested for DUI-drugs in Royalton, police say
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  • Cal Braren, 23, of Royalton
  • Accused: DUI – Drugs
  • Arrested on April 8 by VSP

According to police reports, a 23-year-old man from Higganum, Connecticut, was arrested for driving under the influence on April 8, 2026. The incident occurred around 11:20 PM on Vermont Route 107 near Christian Hill, where a trooper from the Royalton Barracks conducted a traffic stop due to motor vehicle violations.

During the stop, police say the driver, identified as Cal Braren, exhibited signs of impairment. Following an investigation, Braren was taken into custody and transported to the Royalton State Police Barracks for processing. He was subsequently released on a citation.

Braren is scheduled to appear in Windsor County Criminal Court on June 2, 2026, at 8:30 AM. The charges against him remain allegations until proven in court. It is important to note that court dates and details may change as the case progresses, and individuals should confirm the specifics with the court clerk’s office.

Source: Vermont State Police

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