Bennington
Shaftsbury Residents Face Wave of Mailbox Vandalisms
Vermont State Police are investigating multiple mailbox vandalisms in Bennington County. The post Shaftsbury hit with slew of mailbox vandalism appeared first on WNYT.com NewsChannel 13.
Key points
- Shaftsbury has experienced multiple mailbox vandalisms recently.
- Local residents are encouraged to report any information to authorities.
- The Shaftsbury Town Office is assisting those affected by the vandalism.
BENNINGTON, Vt. NewsWK — Residents of Shaftsbury are dealing with a troubling series of mailbox vandalisms that have affected several neighborhoods. According to Vermont State Police, the incidents primarily occurred on multiple streets in the area, including Chapel, East, and Tinkham Roads.
Trooper Benjamin Prandini reported that the vandalism took place over various times and dates. Bryce Johnson, a local resident on Tinkham Road, noted that his mailbox was likely damaged on Sunday night, adding that some of his neighbors also experienced similar destruction, with one mailbox completely broken in half.
Community Response
The Shaftsbury Town Office is urging anyone with information about the incidents to come forward. Carlyn Mickle, the Assistant Town Clerk, emphasized that the office can assist residents in reporting information to the State Police.
Contact Information
Residents who have been impacted or have relevant information are encouraged to reach out to Trooper Prandini directly at (802) 442-5421.
This situation highlights the importance of community vigilance and cooperation in addressing local crime.
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Based on reporting by Holdmeyer, Lauren originally published by WNYT NewsChannel 13. Read the original story.
