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Attorney For Accused Police Sergeant Argues For Dismissal On Grounds Investigator Omitted Key Information In Affidavit

Summary by The Caledonian Record
ST. JOHNSBURY — The attorney defending Police Sgt. George Johnson, who is accused of felony assault, got the go-ahead this week to state his case for dismissal based on perceived omissions in the police affidavit.
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Attorney For Accused Police Sergeant Argues For Dismissal On Grounds Investigator Omitted Key Information In Affidavit

ST. JOHNSBURY — The attorney defending Police Sgt. George Johnson, who is accused of felony assault, got the go-ahead this week to state his case for dismissal based on perceived omissions in the police affidavit.

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The Caledonian Record broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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