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Shaftsbury man cited for leaving the scene of an accident, police say

In Shaftsbury, VT, police say Hunter J. Stratton, 24, was cited for Leaving the Scene of an Accident after a single-vehicle crash on Trumbull Hill Rd.

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Shaftsbury man cited for leaving the scene of an accident, police say
VERMONT STATE POLICE

Shaftsbury Barracks  LSA Crash
  • Hunter J. Stratton, 24, of Shaftsbury
  • Accused: Leaving the scene of an accident

According to police reports, a single-vehicle crash occurred early on November 29 in Shaftsbury, Vermont, involving a 24-year-old man identified as Hunter J. Stratton. The incident took place around 5:58 a.m. on Trumbull Hill Road, where it was initially reported that no occupants were present in the vehicle.

Investigation by the Vermont State Police revealed that Stratton had caused damage to a nearby homeowner’s property. Following this, he was located and subsequently charged with Leaving the Scene of an Accident. Police say Stratton was issued a citation to appear in the Vermont Superior Court, Bennington Criminal Division, on January 26, 2026, at 8:30 a.m.

These charges are allegations, and the legal proceedings will continue as scheduled. The court date and time are subject to change, and individuals are advised to contact the criminal court clerk to confirm the arraignment details.

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Source: Vermont State Police

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