Arraignments, week of April 3
James Colletti, 51, of Stowe, pleaded not guilty to first degree arson.
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Arraignments, week of April 3
James Colletti, 51, of Stowe, pleaded not guilty to first degree arson.
Arraignments, week of April 10
Amanda Laraway, 39, of Johnson, pleaded not guilty to retail theft and three counts of violating conditions of release.
Kristen M. Wilcox, 32, no address listed, pleaded not guilty to unlawful trespass.
Tony Tuthill, 47, of Johnson, pleaded not guilty to unlawful trespass.
Evan D. Shedd, 40, of Hyde Park, pleaded not guilty to three counts of false pretenses or tokens.
David S. Gagnon, 43, of Jeffersonville, pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence, second offense.
Ashlea Bigelow, 39, of Wolcott, pleaded not guilty to DUI No. 1 and driving after criminal license suspension.
Elijah Asa Phelps, 40, no address listed, pleaded not guilty to DUI No. 1.
Andrew W. May, 31, of Johnson, pleaded not guilty to leaving the scene of a crash.
Cases decided, week of April 10
A charge of violating a restricted driver’s license against Nicholas Grady, 43, of Johnson, was dismissed at the prosecution’s request.
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