A Vermont sheriff’s deputy has been fired from his job in the office he might lead after video surfaced of him kicking a handcuffed man this month.

A former Vermont deputy sheriff who was fired for kicking a handcuffed and shackled prisoner on film, is now claiming that he did nothing wrong.

In August, current Sheriff Roger Langevin called Grismore's actions “egregious” and said he had been notified by deputies. He referred the case to the Franklin County State’s Attorney’s ...

Capt. John Grismore was put on administrative leave. He was the only person on the ballot in Tuesday’s primary to replace outgoing Sheriff Roger Langevin this fall.

Franklin County Sheriff Roger Langevin on Thursday called Capt. John Grismore's actions “egregious" in a statement.

John Grismore — the top deputy in the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office at the time — was the only candidate running to replace his boss, Sheriff Roger Langevin, who is not seeking another term.

“I am proud of our deputies’ actions and integrity in coming forward with this information,” Franklin County Sheriff Roger Langevin said in a statement announcing Grismore’s firing.

Sheriff Roger Langevin referred the case to the Franklin County State’s Attorney’s Office, which requested an investigation by Vermont State Police. It was not immediately known if Grismore is ...

Capt. John Grismore’s actions with the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office on Aug. 7 were called “egregious” in a statement by Sheriff Roger Langevin.The sheriff’s office provided video ...

In the immediate aftermath of the incident, one of the deputies reported it to her superiors and outgoing Sheriff Roger Langevin, who had been out of state. Langevin returned to Vermont and three ...

Sheriff Roger Langevin referred the case to the Franklin County State’s Attorney’s Office, which requested an investigation by Vermont State Police.

Franklin County Sheriff Roger Langevin on Thursday called Capt. John Grismore’s actions “egregious” in a statement.