BOLTON, Vt. — A St. Albans Town man was charged with driving under the influence of drugs after a stop on Interstate 89 in Bolton, the Vermont State Police said Friday.

Troopers were called at about 2:17 p.m. Nov. 12 to help the Vermont Highway Patrol with a car that had been pulled over on the northbound side of I-89 near mile marker 72 in Bolton, according to state police.

Police identified the driver as Edward Reardon, 43, of St. Albans Town. While speaking with him, troopers noticed signs that he was impaired, police said.

Reardon was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs and taken to the state police barracks in Williston for processing, according to the agency. He was later released and is due in Chittenden County Superior Court on Jan. 21, 2027, to answer charges of drugged driving, violating conditions of release and driving with a criminally suspended license, police said. State police noted that court dates and times can change.

The charges are allegations, and Reardon is presumed innocent unless and until he is proven guilty in court.

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