Marshfield man, 75, cited for disorderly conduct over alleged threats to two men
Vermont State Police say Edwin Letourneau threatened a Barre man and a Middlesex man on Bailey Pond Road in September. He is due in court Dec. 10.
MARSHFIELD, Vt. — A 75-year-old Marshfield man has been cited on a charge of disorderly conduct after he threatened two men on Bailey Pond Road in Marshfield in September, Vermont State Police said Wednesday.
Police said Edwin Letourneau threatened Mitchel Moraski, 69, of Barre, and Kurt Budliger, 56, of Middlesex, on Sept. 27. Troopers were told of the reported threats at about 4:14 p.m. that day, according to state police.
Police said their investigation found that in threatening the two men, Letourneau engaged in violent, tumultuous behavior in a public place. The release did not describe the threats or say what led up to them, and it did not report any injuries.
Letourneau was cited Nov. 3 to appear Dec. 10 in Vermont Superior Court's Washington Criminal Division, police said.
The charge is an allegation, and Letourneau is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
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