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Pownal woman cited on mischief charge after reported fight at trailer park

Vermont State Police said Tori M. Morse, 25, damaged property belonging to a Bennington man after a report of an assault involving a large group of people in Pownal.

POWNAL, Vt. — A Pownal woman has been cited on a charge of unlawful mischief after police were called to a reported assault involving a large group of people at a trailer park in town, Vermont State Police said.

Troopers from the Shaftsbury barracks were notified on Oct. 23 of an assault at the Green Mountain Trailer Park, according to police. After investigating, police said, they determined that Tori M. Morse, 25, of Pownal, had damaged property belonging to Michael A. Martin, 44, of Bennington.

Police did not say what property was damaged or describe the assault that prompted the call. The release does not say whether anyone was hurt or whether anyone else was charged.

Morse was not jailed. She was given a citation to appear in Vermont Superior Court in Bennington on Dec. 21 to answer the charge.

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

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