State police seek tips in vandalism, theft at Duxbury trail parking lot

October 16, 2026  |  By Waterbury Roundabout

Vehicle of interest in a vehicle break-in at a Duxbury trailhead parking area earlier this month. Photo courtesy of Vt. State Police

Person of interest in a vehicle break-in in Duxbury earlier this month. Photo courtesy of Vt. State Police

Vermont State Police are asking for the public’s help as they investigate a vehicle break-in and theft that took place recently at the Monroe Trail parking lot in Duxbury.

Trooper Abigail Sikora shared photos from security cameras showing a vehicle and person of interest following the incident in which stolen bank cards were used in local businesses.

According to a press release on Wednesday, the incident took place on Oct. 6 at the trailhead parking lot on Camel’s Hump Road in Duxbury.

Just after 7 p.m., the 20-year-old owner of a vehicle parked in the lot reported to police window on her vehicle was smashed and that a wallet from inside was gone.

The police report did not note details on the make and model of the vehicle that was vandalized.

The investigation that followed found that bank cards belonging to the victim had been used at several local businesses and that the individual making the purchases was driving a silver Volvo, police said.

State police are asking the public for assistance in identifying a suspect seen on security camera footage. Investigators shared images of both the person of interest and their vehicle.

Anyone with information that can help identify the woman or vehicle in the photos is encouraged to contact troopers at the Berlin barracks at 802-229-9191. Anonymous tips also may be made via the state police Tip Hotline at vsp.vermont.gov/prevention/tipsubmit.