Troublemaker in Derby arrested for violating conditions of release
- Brad
- Mar 16
- 2 min read
By Keep Vermont Safe,
On March 15, 2025, at around 11:00 pm, Vermont State Police responded to reports of a disorderly individual at an apartment building on VT Route 111 in Derby. The man, identified as Nathanael Bagley, 25, of Derby, was reportedly acting belligerent and disruptive.
Prior to arriving on scene, troopers were informed that Bagley had active pretrial conditions of release prohibiting him from consuming alcohol. Once on scene, troopers determined Bagley was intoxicated and in violation of those conditions.
When officers attempted to take Bagley into custody, he fled into a bathroom and attempted to escape through a second-story window. Although troopers tried to pull him back inside, Bagley was able to get out and flee on foot. Despite a search effort by state troopers, Newport Police, and U.S. Border Patrol, he was not immediately located.
Later that night, Bagley returned to the residence where he again resisted officers' efforts to arrest him. He was eventually taken into custody by troopers and Newport officers. Bagley was transported and lodged at Northern State Correctional Facility on $5,000 bail.
Starksboro man charged with cocaine possession
On March 3, 2025, at around 11:00 p.m., Vermont State Police from the Berlin Barracks initiated a traffic stop on Exit 10 in Waterbury for a motor vehicle violation. The driver, identified as Noah Lincoln, 35, of Starksboro, was found with drug paraphernalia inside the vehicle.
Troopers seized the vehicle pending a search warrant. At the time, Lincoln was cited for criminal driving with a suspended license (DLS).
After executing the search warrant on March 13, troopers located approximately 16 grams of cocaine inside the vehicle. Lincoln was issued an additional citation for cocaine possession. He is scheduled to appear in Washington County Superior Court.
Missing Sheldon man arrested in New York after manhunt
Collen Gardner, 48, of Sheldon, Vermont, who had been reported missing on March 10, was located and arrested by New York State Police following a 24-hour manhunt.
Gardner had been last seen leaving his residence in Sheldon, and a public request for assistance was issued by Vermont State Police, noting concerns for his welfare. Gardner was reportedly spotted in Westport, New York, the day before his arrest.
He now faces several felony charges in New York. Vermont authorities initially sought to conduct a welfare check, noting there were no suspicious circumstances but ongoing concerns.
Royalton man arrested for meth
On March 13, 2025, around 10:00 p.m., Vermont State Police from the Royalton Barracks conducted a traffic stop on VT Route 14 for observed motor vehicle violations.
The driver, identified as Tommy Warren, 44, of Royalton, was found to be in possession of methamphetamine and fraudulent prescription medications.
Warren was taken into custody and transported to the Royalton Barracks for processing. He was cited and released to appear in Windsor County Superior Court, on April 15, 2025.
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