In the quiet town of North Ferrisburgh, Vermont, the life of a local woman is lost to a wrong-way crash, and this sets in motion a catastrophic criminal investigation against the alleged driver, Logan Cody. The event occurred in a late-night collision that resulted in the 28-year-old formally charged and rekindled the issue of highway safety in the area.
The Vermont State Police disclosed that the tragic event happened approximately at 11:30 p.m. near a major highway stretch close to North Ferrisburgh on Friday night. Edwin Lawrence of Burlington was late on the evening of November oh one hour before death so sorry-His reactions have caught the attention of some highways when maybe we already would but others from Vermont police ever said-Mr. Cody was facilitated within one hour of the crash; placed under arrest and would be charged with “Gross Negligent Operation with Death Resulting,” as it is considered an appropriate status within the law. Leading us now to ponder as to what actually had gone wrong for the moment that they began to enter wrong on a highway, and wherein impairment should be extra considered.
This really has traumatized the place-the driving habits truly deserve condemnation. The full set of investigations now focus on tracing the complete time line of Logan entering the wrong-way drive until such time the causations be speed, distraction, or anything within human comprehension. Particularly, police had a public call for anyone that could have had sight of some memory of Mr. Cody’s vehicle before the crash to present their clue.
As the case progresses through Addison County court, the town is ever hopeful of justice for the deceased. The conviction of Logan Cody will surely be a watershed moment in the very law enforcement of highway safety in the state of Vermont.
