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Sheffield man arrested for simple assault in Vershire, police say

In Vershire, Vermont, police say Joshua Demar, 40, was arrested for simple assault and aggravated disorderly conduct following a physical altercation on December 7.

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Vermont State Police say a physical altercation at a residence on Vermont Route 113 in Vershire early Sunday morning led to the arrest of a 40-year-old man. Joshua Demars, a resident of Royalton, is accused of simple assault and aggravated disorderly conduct following the incident, which occurred at approximately 1:57 a.m.

According to police reports, officers from the St. Johnsbury barracks responded to the scene after receiving reports of the fight. Upon investigation, they determined there was probable cause to charge Demars with the aforementioned offenses. He was arrested and taken to the St. Johnsbury station for processing.

Demars has been cited to appear in Orange Superior Court’s criminal division on December 31, 2025. Police emphasize that these charges are allegations and that the judicial process will determine the outcome. Court dates and details may change, and individuals are advised to confirm the time of arraignment with the criminal court clerk.

Source: Vermont State Police

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