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Gordon Dritschilo

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 30, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Gordon Dritschilo

    Woman charged with multiple domestic assaults (opens the original)

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    A Chittenden woman is in jail after allegedly slapping a child and choking a man in two different incidents. Jessica Leigh Anderson, 39, pleaded not guilty Monday in Rutland County criminal court to a felony charge of aggravated domestic assault and two misdemeanor domestic assault charges. The charges carry a potential combined maximum of 18 years in prison. Anderson was ordered held without bail. Vermont State Police said they were contacted Wednesday regarding an incident the previous week in

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Gordon Dritschilo

    No-bail hold upheld in alleged Rutland kidnapping attempt (opens the original)

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    The man charged with attempted kidnapping after offering a child a piece of candy will remain in jail pending trial. James Traynor was ordered held without bail at his arraignment on the felony charge, which carries a potential life sentence. Such rulings trigger a hearing at which the state must show that the weight of the evidence against the defendant is strong enough to justify holding him without bail. That hearing was held over two days earlier this month, and Judge Cortland Corsones’ wr

  3. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Gordon Dritschilo

    Defense decries inconsistent statements in child-luring case (opens the original)

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    A prosecutor said Thursday that a jury should get to parse out the conflicting statements about an alleged kidnapping attempt. It was the second day of bail hearings for James Traynor, 70, who is charged with attempted kidnapping for allegedly trying to get a 12-year-old boy into his car. Traynor insists he was just trying to give away some candy he didn’t want. The charge carries a potential life sentence and Traynor was ordered held without bail at his arraignment earlier this month. Traynor

  4. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Gordon Dritschilo

    Troubled teens and troublesome foxes (opens the original)

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    The following is a partial summary of the 466 calls answered by the Rutland City Police Department last week: A man and a woman reportedly trying to get into cars in the parking lot at Comfort Inn took off when police arrived. Sunglasses and a power cord were later reported stolen from a truck there. Police helped Regional Ambulance transport a 62-year-old man with dementia who was bleeding from his head. Police responded to a report of a man and a woman fighting on Center Street. The woman was

  5. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Gordon Dritschilo

    Rutland woman charged with chemical spray assaults (opens the original)

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    A Rutland woman is charged with spraying two motorists in the face with an unidentified substance in separate incidents. Diana Demona, 38, pleaded not guilty Tuesday in Rutland County criminal court to two felony charges of aggravated assault. The charges carry a potential combined maximum of 30 years in prison. Police said the first incident took place Aug. 13. A woman told police she was pulling her car out of the transit center onto West Street when she stopped for two coworkers in the crossw

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