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Middlebury man arrested on warrant, transported to court, police say

In Middlebury, Vermont, police say Jamie Prim, 55, was arrested on January 2 for an active warrant and transported to Addison County Superior Court.

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Vermont State Police say they arrested a 55-year-old resident of Middlebury, Jamie Prim, on January 2, 2026, after locating him at a home in the town. Prim was apprehended due to an outstanding warrant for his arrest.

According to police reports, the arrest occurred around noon when troopers found Prim at a specific residence. Following his arrest, he was taken directly to Addison County Superior Court. The court issued specific conditions for his release, and he was released shortly thereafter. No bail was set, and he was not lodged at the facility.

The charges Prim faces are allegations at this stage, and the legal proceedings will continue as the case develops. While no court date has been specified, updates may be provided as information becomes available. Police say that further details regarding the nature of the warrant will be disclosed as the investigation progresses.

Source: Vermont State Police

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