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Newbury man cited for DUI following motorcycle crash, police say

In Newbury, VT, police say Charles McFadden, 30, was charged with DUI and negligent operation following a motorcycle crash on April 18.

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Vermont State Police say a motorcycle crash on Interstate 91 South in Newbury late on April 18 led to the arrest of a 30-year-old man from Alpha, New Jersey. Charles McFadden was involved in a single-vehicle accident around 9:19 PM, where he reportedly sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was treated by emergency medical services.

According to police, an investigation revealed that McFadden was operating the motorcycle under the influence of intoxicants at the time of the incident. He was subsequently processed for driving under the influence and released with a citation. McFadden is scheduled to appear in Orange County Superior Court – Criminal Division on June 24, 2026, to face charges of DUI and negligent operation.

This case is ongoing, and the charges against McFadden are allegations at this stage. Court dates and details may change as the case progresses. For the most current information, individuals are encouraged to contact the criminal court clerk’s office.

Source: Vermont State Police

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