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Waterbury man cited on trespass charge after police say he violated a no-trespass notice

Vermont State Police said Michael Rexine, 62, of Waterbury, returned to a Waterbury property he had previously been ordered to stay away from.

WATERBURY, Vt. — A Waterbury man was arrested Thursday on a charge of unlawful trespass after returning to a property he had been barred from, Vermont State Police said.

Police said they received a report Thursday of a man trespassing on a property in Waterbury. Michael Rexine, 62, of Waterbury, had previously been served a notice against trespassing at the property and was in violation of that notice, according to police.

Rexine was arrested and cited to appear in Vermont Superior Court in Washington County on Nov. 19 at 8:30 a.m. to answer the charge, police said. He was not held, according to the release.

The release did not say who owns the property, when or why the earlier notice was issued, or what happened when police arrived.

The charge is an allegation, and Rexine is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.

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