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BENNINGTON — The Vermont hospital that serves the area where police conducted one of the largest drug sweeps in state history is seeing more patients seeking treatment for drug withdrawal symptoms.
Southwestern Vermont Medical Center Emergency Director Dr. Adam Cohen said patients began seeking treatment Wednesday afternoon while the long-planned drug operation in Bennington County was still under way.
Cohen wouldn’t provide numbers, but he told the Bennington Banner that “you can definitely connect” the increase in patients seeking treatment for drug withdrawal with the police operation.
He said he expects the trend to continue for at least a week.
On Wednesday more than 100 police officers carried out “Operation County Strike.” It resulted in the arrest of 48 people, most on illegal drug charges. Arrests are continuing.2 CommentsMORE IN This Just InThe following is a Vermont State Police list of people arrested as part of Operation Precision... Full StoryBURLINGTON - A Vermont woman accused of giving drugs to a woman who overdosed and died and a man... Full StoryPEACHAM - Vermont State Police say two bodies have been found at a home in Peacham where police... Full Story -
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