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Worcester man cited for excessive speed in Berlin, police say

In Berlin, VT, police say Nelson Otim, 35, was cited for excessive speed and negligent operation after driving 107 mph on I-89. Court date set for Dec. 3.

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Based on: Vermont State Police</p>

According to police reports, a traffic enforcement operation on Interstate 89 North in Berlin resulted in the citation of a 35-year-old man for excessive speeding and negligent operation. The incident occurred on November 8, 2025, around 7:55 PM, when Vermont State Police troopers detected a vehicle traveling at 107 mph, significantly above the posted limit of 65 mph.

The driver, identified as Nelson Otim of Worcester, Massachusetts, was stopped without incident. He was subsequently issued a criminal citation and is scheduled to appear in Orange County Superior Court – Criminal Division on December 3, 2025, at 8:30 AM to address the charges.

Defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Court dates and the status of charges may change, and individuals are encouraged to verify details with the court clerk prior to the scheduled appearance. This Vermont worcester cited story highlights important developments. The Vermont worcester cited situation continues to develop.

Source: Vermont State Police

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