BARRE TOWN, Vt. — A Montpelier man was cited on charges of driving with a criminally suspended license and violating his conditions of release after troopers pulled him over in Barre Town on Oct. 29, Vermont State Police said.

Troopers from the state police barracks in Berlin were on patrol on Vermont Route 110 at about 5:43 p.m. when they saw a traffic violation and stopped the car, according to a release the agency issued Friday. Police identified the driver as Paul Williams, 47.

Troopers determined that Williams was driving while his license was criminally suspended and that he had violated conditions of release previously set for him, state police said. The release did not say what traffic violation led to the stop or what case the conditions of release were tied to.

Williams was arrested, processed and released with a citation to appear in Washington County Superior Court, Criminal Division, on Oct. 30, police said.

The charges are allegations, and Williams is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

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