Vermont State Police are releasing few details about an investigation conducted Monday in the village of Morrisville in the northern part of the state.
The police activity was part of "an active and ongoing" investigation by state police and took place in an area on Center Road, state police said Monday morning. Vermont State Police said their Tactical Services Unit, Crisis Negotiation Unit and Unmanned Aircraft Systems program were all involved in the operation.
About two hours after announcing the investigation, state police said in a follow-up email that the operation has concluded. They said a reduced law enforcement presence remains at the scene to process the location.
"No one was taken into custody, and no injuries were reported," state police said. They said they were not releasing any additional details in order to avoid compromising the integrity of the investigation.
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Morrisville is a village with about 2,000 residents within the town of Morristown, about 30 miles north of Montpelier.
