HOLLAND — A 37-year-old man from Holland will have to face a judge after police say he was cited for operating under suspension and violating conditions of release on two occasions, within days apart.
On September 5, while on duty for the Orleans County Sheriff’s Department, Deputy Walters says he initiated a traffic stop on Church Street in Orleans.
The operator of the vehicle was identified as Justin Mills.
Mills’ Vermont Operator’s License was found to be criminally suspended in the state of Vermont.
According to the police report, “in addition, two open containers of alcohol were located in the vehicle in violation of Mills’ conditions of release ordered on three different dockets by the Orleans County Court.”
Mills was cited and released from the incident.
On September 9, Deputy Walters says he initiated another traffic stop on a vehicle on Main Street in Derby.
The operator was again identified as Mills.
As a result, Mills was arrested for operating under suspension and violating conditions of release.
Mills is due in court to answer to the charges of operating under suspension X2 and violation of conditions of release X6.
