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Goslin has also paid $652 in fines and court costs.
The incident took place in Hinesburg while the three-year officer was off-duty on March 7. Goslin had a preliminary roadside breath test of 0.208 percent at 4:10 a.m., almost two hours after the incident, Williston Police Sgt. Eric Shepard said in court documents.
Goslin later refused a court-approved breath test offered at the Williston Police Station.
In Vermont, .08 percent is considered impairment for adult drivers.
Goslinâs troubles that night began after he reinjured his right knee at his Hinesburg home and then attempted to drive himself to the UVM Medical Center, court records show. He ignored pleas by housemates and friends not to drive, but he left his driveway at 929 Texas Hill Road in his white 2020 Ford F-150 truck and headed down the road about 2:25 a.m., records show.
BELLOWS FALLS Citing short staffing in the Bellows Falls Police Department, village officials have postponed making a decision on a request from Great River Hydro LLC that the police
NEWPORT The Vermont State Police recently announced that Teresa Randall, a native of West Burke, has become the third woman to be promoted to captain.
Capt. Randall’s promotion to captain/Staff Operations Commander, was effective May 9, 2021.
She succeeds Kevin Lane, who was promoted to major/Support Services Division Commander earlier this spring.
Capt. Randall has served the people of Vermont for more than 18 years.
She began her state police career in 2003 and was assigned as a trooper to the St. Johnsbury Barracks following her graduation from the Vermont Police Academy.
She transferred to the position of detective trooper with the Narcotics Investigation Unit in 2008 and served until 2011 when she joined the Executive Protection Unit.
(Editor s Note: This story will be updated.)
Vermont State Police Trooper Robert Zink has been cited on suspicion of simple assault following a six-week investigation into a use-of-force incident in February.
In a press release issued by the Vermont State Police, Zink was cited after the Vermont Attorney General s Office requested Zink be cited for his actions after he was accused of striking a man who was on the ground and handcuffed but was actively resisting on Feb. 23.
Zink, 39, of Arlington works out of the Shaftsbury Barracks. He has been on paid relief from duty status since Feb. 24. As of Wednesday, April 7, he is on unpaid relief from duty.