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Townshend man involved in single vehicle crash, police say

In Townshend, Vermont, police say Sean P. Meagher, 58, crashed his vehicle into a walking bridge on VT-30, sustaining suspected minor injuries.

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Vermont State Police say a single-vehicle crash on VT-30 in Townshend occurred on May 4, 2026, around 11:01 a.m. The driver, 58-year-old Sean P. Meagher, also a Townshend resident, reportedly lost control of his 2018 Toyota RAV4, veering off the road and colliding with a walking bridge at the Kindle Farm School.

According to police reports, Meagher sustained suspected minor injuries and was taken to Grace Cottage Hospital for evaluation. The Townshend Fire Department and Rescue Inc. assisted at the scene, while Scott Brooks Towing removed the damaged vehicle.

Currently, there are no details available regarding charges or upcoming court dates, as this incident is still under investigation. Police indicate that any charges filed will be considered allegations, and the legal proceedings may evolve as the case progresses. For updates on court dates and potential charges, individuals are advised to contact the local criminal court clerk.

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