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Middlebury man cited for negligent operation in Rutland Town, police say

In Rutland Town, police say Emil Salguero-Contreras, 22, was cited for negligent operation after driving 70 mph in a 40 mph zone on US Route 4.

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Vermont State Police say a traffic stop on US Route 4 in Rutland Town on December 11 led to the citation of a 22-year-old Middlebury resident for negligent operation. According to police reports, a trooper observed a vehicle speeding at 70 mph in a 40 mph zone, prompting the stop.

The driver, identified as Emil Salguero-Contreras, was issued a citation to appear in the Vermont Superior Court, Rutland Criminal Division, on January 26, 2026, at 10:00 AM. He is charged with negligent operation of a vehicle, according to the report.

The charges remain allegations until proven in court, and the scheduled court date may be subject to change. Individuals facing charges are encouraged to confirm their arraignment times with the court clerk.

Source: Vermont State Police

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