MILITARY MISHAP FLUSHES OUT DRUNK DRIVER
A military convoy traveling through Fairfax on Tuesday evening crashed, causing traffic to backup for more than two hours.
A secondary crash caused by the backlog of traffic resulted in a civilian’s DUI charge. Gregory J. Lamoureux
It appeared that an Armored Security Vehicle (ASV) crashed into another ASV, causing minor damage, but needed to be towed from the scene.
Police said that while traffic was slowed, a drunk driver rear-ended another vehicle.
According to Vermont State Trooper Olsen, Kenneth Noyes, 40, of Essex crashed his 2013 Ford F-150 into the vehicle in front of him.
Boyse told troopers that he didn’t realize the vehicle in front of him had stopped, and by the time he realized it he didnt have enough time to avoid the crash.
According to records, Noyes lived on East Sheldon Road in Sheldon until 2013.
