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Saint Johnsbury saturation patrol results in 39 traffic stops, police say

In Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, police conducted a saturation patrol on April 3, issuing seven traffic tickets, including charges for speeding over 90 MPH, according to police.

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According to police reports, a saturation patrol conducted by Troopers from the Saint Johnsbury State Police Barracks on April 3, 2026, targeted I-91 and surrounding areas in Caledonia County. The operation, which took place between 5:00 PM and 8:00 PM, aimed to identify aggressive driving, enforce traffic laws, and enhance road safety.

During the patrol, six troopers made a total of 39 traffic stops. Police say seven traffic citations were issued, along with 33 written warnings. Notably, four drivers were charged with speeding over 85 mph, and one individual was charged with exceeding 90 mph.

Police emphasize the importance of responsible driving and remind the public to plan ahead, maintain a safe distance from other vehicles, avoid distractions, and ensure they have a sober driver.

Legal proceedings related to the traffic offenses could evolve as the cases progress, and the charges remain allegations until proven in court.

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Source: Vermont State Police

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