Four men charged with Springfield burglaries

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By ERIC FRANCIS
CORRESPONDENT | March 31,2016

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Four central Vermont men are facing felony charges for their alleged roles in several burglaries last fall.

Police said the burglaries include break-ins at Springfield’s Rite Aid Pharmacy and Downer’s Four Corners store, along with damaging an ATM machine at Citizens Bank in Springfield Shopping Plaza.

Seth Smith, 22, of Perkinsville and Noah Jakway, 18, of Springfield both pleaded innocent to three felony counts of burglary and an additional felony count of unlawful mischief while Liam Vezina, 19, of Chester pleaded innocent to two felony counts of burglary and one felony count of unlawful mischief. Stephen Miller, 24, pleaded innocent to one felony count of burglary, a charge which came about because police said he acted as a lookout during the Downer’s break-in.

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