Tyler Roy News Today

As we come on the air across several states. 20 reported tornadoes already. New images tonight showing just how close a passenger jet coming in for landing in San Francisco nearly hit several planes filled with passengers waiting to take off. And tonight, the e. Coli scare is growing, involving a certain kind of lettuce. This evening, word of the first death. Good evening. And its great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. And we do begin with the deadly crash of a military p...

As we come on the air across several states. 20 reported tornadoes already. New images tonight showing just how close a passenger jet coming in for landing in San Francisco nearly hit several planes filled with passengers waiting to take off. And tonight, the e. Coli scare is growing, involving a certain kind of lettuce. This evening, word of the first death. Good evening. And its great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. And we do begin with the deadly crash of a military p...

Vermont State Police said Tyler Roy assaulted multiple health care workers and a state trooper during the March 25 incident.

Tyler Roy, from Hardwick, is scheduled to be in court in May for multiple charges after police say he assaulted hospital staff and wielded a chainsaw.

A man was taken into custody by Vermont State Police after assaulting staff and destroying property with a chainsaw at Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital.

ST. JOHNSBURY — A Hardwick man faces multiple charges after allegedly assaulting law enforcement and hospital staff with a chainsaw at Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital on March 25. Vermont State Police apprehended 27-year-old Tyler Roy following reports of a man destroying property and attacking staff members. Troopers from the St. Johnsbury Barracks arrived swiftly at

ST. JOHNSBURY — Three Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital staff members and a state trooper were reportedly assaulted by a Hardwick man on March 25.

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