@ZchiggyDiddy9's comment on ':gigachad3: with over 1800 police encounters, including 162 misdemeanor and 19 felony charges, is arrested once again, but is released on conditions the next day ( :MarseyManySuchCases: )'

with over 1800 police encounters, including 162 misdemeanor and 19 felony charges, is arrested once again, but is released on conditions the next day ( :marseymanysuchcases:

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https://www.wcax.com/2024/12/30/vt-man-with-1800-encounters-with-police-arrested-again/

BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Strong words from Burlington's police chief on Monday where a repeat offender got into trouble yet again.

If you've been downtown, you've likely seen Michael Reynolds, 47, of Burlington.

Burlington Police Chief Jon Murad says Reynolds has had more than 1,800 encounters with officers, the most in their records system.

He is also accused of a burglary nearby, where the victim found Reynolds hiding in his closet.

Reynolds was released on conditions Monday.

In a statement, Chief Murad said, "[Reynolds] has exhausted outlets of charity, treatment, or relief, and burned bridges with entities that seek to help the disadvantaged."

He encouraged prosecutors to use Vermont's habitual criminal statute if Reynolds is convicted of his most recent felony charge. That means he could face additional prison time.

https://old.reddit.com/r/vermont/comments/1hqjvqg/vt_man_with_1800_encounters_with_police_arrested/

He was released lol:

https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=3676

Reynolds has the following criminal history: 162 misdemeanor charges with 42 convictions, 19 felony charges with 6 convictions, 39 violations of court orders or conditions charges with 3 convictions, and 10 failures to appear.

Today, December 30, 2024, Reynolds appeared for court and was released on conditions. He has nearly 40 violations of court orders or conditions on file, and 10 failures to appear.

He has more police encounters than anyone else in our records management system—more than 1,850 entries. More than 170 trespass notices have been filed against him by business proprietors, property owners, and social service providers. He has harmed huge numbers of people; he routinely endangers himself and others; and Burlington's officers deal with him more than any other person. He has exhausted outlets of charity, treatment, or relief, and burned bridges with entities that seek to help the disadvantaged.

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