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Sheldon Man Cited for Unlawful Trespass After Warning

In Sheldon, VT, police say Chad King, 48, has been cited for unlawful trespass after allegedly entering private property he was previously banned from.

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Vermont State Police say a 48-year-old Sheldon man has been cited for Sheldon unlawful trespass following an incident reported on May 2, 2026. According to police, Chad King allegedly entered private property the previous night despite having been warned against doing so.

Court date set in the Sheldon unlawful trespass case

Police were alerted to the trespass and conducted an investigation, which they say confirmed King’s unauthorized presence on the property. He was charged with unlawful trespass and is scheduled to appear in Franklin County Superior Court, Criminal Division, on June 23, 2026, at 8:00 a.m.

The allegations against King are pending, and he is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Court-related details, including charges, may change as the case proceeds.

Source: Vermont State Police

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