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Wells River woman cited for violation of Abuse Prevention Order, police say

Wells River, VT - According to police, Wendy Doane, 65, was charged with violating an Abuse Prevention Order after contacting the protected party on April 26.

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Wells River woman cited for violation of Abuse Prevention Order, police say
VERMONT STATE POLICE

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  • Wendy Doane, 65
  • Accused: Violating an abuse prevention order
  • Arrested on April 26 by VSP

According to police reports, a 65-year-old Wells River resident, Wendy Doane, was charged with violating an Abuse Prevention Order on April 26, 2026. The incident occurred around 9:06 PM on Main Street North, prompting a response from troopers at the St. Johnsbury Barracks of the Vermont State Police.

Police say that during their investigation, it was determined that Doane had engaged in prohibited contact with a protected party, violating the terms of the active order. Following this discovery, she was located and issued a citation for her alleged actions.

Doane is scheduled to appear in Orange County Superior Court on June 3, 2026, at 8:30 AM. The charges against her are allegations, and the legal proceedings may evolve as the case progresses. Court dates and details can change, and it is advisable to confirm the arraignment time with the criminal court clerk.

Source: Vermont State Police

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