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Investigation launched into loud noises in Pownal, police say

In Pownal, Vermont, police say they are investigating reports of loud noises resembling explosions, with no injuries or damage reported.

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According to police reports, the Vermont State Police are investigating reports of loud noises resembling explosions in Pownal, Vermont. The incidents have primarily been occurring during the evening hours in Pownal Center, prompting multiple resident complaints.

Police say that troopers, along with the Bennington County Sheriff’s Department, have responded to the area to investigate but have yet to determine the source of the disturbances. As of now, there have been no reported injuries or property damage linked to these sounds. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are urging local residents and business owners to report any unusual activity or relevant video footage, including recordings from security cameras.

Anyone with information that could assist in this investigation is encouraged to contact the Vermont State Police Shaftsbury Barracks at 802-442-5421 or the Bennington County Sheriff’s Department at 802-442-4900. Anonymous tips can also be submitted online at the Vermont State Police website. The police emphasize that updates will be provided as the investigation progresses.

Source: Vermont State Police

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