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October 19, 2025

Derby Barracks / Single Vehicle Crash

STATE OF VERMONT

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY

VERMONT STATE POLICE

 

NEWS RELEASE

MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH

 

CASE#: 25A5005684

RANK/TROOPER FULL NAME: Sgt. Jonathan Duncan

STATION: St. Johnsbury Barracks

CONTACT#: 802-748-3111

 

DATE/TIME: 10/18/25 @ 2345 hours

STREET: Route 105N / Vincent Rd.

TOWN: North Troy, VT

INTERSTATE MILE MARKER: N/A

WEATHER: clear, dry

ROAD CONDITIONS: dry pavement

 

VEHICLE #1

OPERATOR: Daniel Lynch

AGE: 37

SEAT BELT? Yes

CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Derby, VT

 

VEHICLE YEAR: 2022

VEHICLE MAKE: Ford

VEHICLE MODEL: Explorer

DAMAGE TO VEHICLE #1: heavy left front, moderate left side

INJURIES: Minor

HOSPITAL: North Country Hospital

 

 

SUMMARY OF CRASH:

On the above date and time, state troopers along with members of local fire and rescue squads responded to the area of Route 105 near the intersection of Vincent Rd. in North Troy for a single-vehicle crash involving a Vermont State Police cruiser. Investigation determined vehicle #1 was traveling north on Route 105 responding to a domestic disturbance with emergency lights activated. A deer entered the roadway into vehicle 1’s path of travel. Vehicle 1 struck the deer causing heavy left front-end damage. The operator, Sergeant Daniel Lynch, was on duty at the time and sustained minor injuries. There were no other vehicles involved in the crash.