Vermont Woman, 32, Cited for Retail Theft at Georgia Market: Accused of Leaving Without Paying for Numerous Items, Court Jan. 5
The Vermont State Police issued a news release saying troopers from its St. Albans barracks received a report of a retail theft at the Georgia Market in the Town of Georgia, in Franklin County, Vermont, on November 9 at approximately 7:32 p.m.
The State Police said the party involved was later identified as Courtney Alderman, 32, a resident of Georgia, Vermont. The investigation revealed that Alderman left the store without paying for numerous items.
Alderman was later located and issued a citation to appear at the Franklin County Superior Court to answer the charge of retail theft.
The court date is January 5, 2027, at 8:30 a.m., at the Franklin County Superior Court. The State Police noted that court dates and times are subject to change at the discretion of the court. The case number is 26A2007611, and the trooper was Carson Cowhig.
Source: Vermont State Police
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