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Westminster man cited for reckless endangerment and threats, police say

In Westminster, VT, police say Thomas Coulombe Jr., 69, was cited for reckless endangerment and criminal threatening following a vehicle incident on November 2.

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Vermont State Police say a 69-year-old Westminster resident, Thomas Coulombe Jr., was cited on November 2 for multiple offenses following a reported threatening incident. According to police, the events unfolded around 10:58 AM on Wellington Hill Road East, where Coulombe allegedly operated his vehicle recklessly and threatened a victim, endangering their safety.

Coulombe is charged with reckless endangerment, negligent operation, and criminal threatening. Following the investigation, he was issued a citation and is scheduled to appear in Vermont Superior Court, Windham Criminal Division, on December 30, 2025, at 8:30 AM.

According to the report, these charges are allegations, and Coulombe’s legal situation may evolve as the case progresses. Individuals are encouraged to confirm the court date and time with the criminal court clerk, as these details are subject to change.

Source: Vermont State Police

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