Man breaks into home, steals ice cream and juice

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NORWICH, Vt. -

Police say he broke into a home in Norwich to steal Ben and Jerry's ice cream and pomegranate juice. Those are just a couple of the items Colin Vernon is accused of stealing last November.

The 30-year-old pleaded not guilty last week to burglary charges.

According to the Rutland Herald, Vernon is accused of breaking into at least five homes in the Norwich area.

The Hartland man was allegedly caught with a very eclectic list of stolen items: everything from wine racks, to a globe, to a wooden bird, and even a box of popsicles.

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