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Jennifer Morrison

Coverage of Jennifer Morrison in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Jun 5 · 20:08 UTCMost recent: Jun 30 · 16:06 UTC

Co-mentioned in this coverage

Vermont State Policeorganization3 Sarah Georgeperson2 Chittenden County State’s Attorneyorganization2 Matthew T. Birminghamperson2 Colin Wesley Palmerperson1 immigration raidtopic1 aggravated disorderly conducttopic1 U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcementorganization1 Adam Silvermanperson1 South Burlingtonplace1 Dorset Streetplace1 Montpelier High Schoolplace1 Vermont Department of Public Safetyorganization1 FBIorganization1 North Country Supervisory Unionorganization1 Edmunds Elementary Schoolplace1 Newport City Elementary Schoolplace1 swattingtopic1

Recent coverage

CRIMEJun 30 · 16:06 UTCVTDIGGER
In latest attempt to charge March 11 ICE protesters, state police identify man accused of smashing police van window
Vermont State Police cited Colin Wesley Palmer, 24, for smashing a police van window and injuring a trooper during a March 11 immigration raid protest. Palmer's attorney called the charges an 'overcharge' and disputed the use of pepper spray against him. State's Attorney Sarah George declined to comment, following her prior decision not to prosecute six other protesters cited for similar offenses.
CRIMEJun 18 · 21:55 UTCVTDIGGER
State police seeking ICE raid protester, even as earlier arrests yielded no charges
Vermont State Police are seeking a protester accused of damaging a police van and injuring a trooper during a March 2025 ICE raid protest in South Burlington. Despite six protesters being arrested for disorderly conduct and assault, a prosecutor declined to charge any of them, citing police actions as 'unacceptable' but potentially legal.
SECURITYJun 5 · 20:08 UTCVTDIGGER
‘Swatting’ incidents becoming more common for school districts, law enforcement officials
School districts in Vermont and across the U.S. are experiencing an increase in 'swatting' incidents, where false bomb or shooting threats trigger emergency responses. Recent examples involved seven Vermont schools, including Montpelier High School and Newport City Elementary, leading to evacuations and early dismissals despite no credible threats. Law enforcement officials describe these hoaxes as disruptive and fear-inducing, with investigations ongoing.