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Speed Traps in Montpelier, Vermont

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Northfield Street near Econo Lodge   Montpelier, Vermont

Officers park in the "Little India" restaurant parking lot, usually detecting cars coming up the hill.

1/2008

Jan 18, 2008   Vermont   0 comments

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Elm Street near Across from Mountaineers Field driveway.   Montpelier, Vermont

Officers sit in driveway across the street from the Mountaineers' Field driveway entrance concealed (until it's too late) from traffic on Route 12 North.

1/2008

Jan 18, 2008   Vermont   0 comments

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River Street near Heritage Building, across from Vermont Tire   Montpelier, Vermont

Two or more officers have been known to sit in the front parking lot of the Heritage Complex, particularly after dark.

Jun 26, 2007   Vermont   0 comments

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