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South Burlington man investigated for aggravated disorderly

In South Burlington, VT, police say a man is under investigation for aggravated disorderly conduct after damaging a VSP van and injuring a trooper on March 11.

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According to police reports, a confrontation during a protest on March 11, 2026, in South Burlington led to an injury for a Vermont State Police trooper. The incident occurred around 6:53 p.m. on Dorset Street when an unidentified individual smashed the rear window of a VSP van, which was occupied by multiple troopers with emergency lights activated.

The vandalism resulted in one trooper sustaining an eye injury from the broken glass. Vermont State Police are seeking assistance from the public to identify the suspect involved in this incident. Photos of a person of interest have been released as part of the investigation.

Authorities are encouraging anyone with information to contact the Williston Barracks at 802-878-7111, email Detective Trooper Brandon Degre, or submit an anonymous tip online. The investigation remains ongoing, and the charges against the unidentified individual are still under consideration. As the case progresses, details regarding potential charges and court dates may change.

Source: Vermont State Police

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