Vermont State Trooper Accused of Stealing $14K Rolex, Diamond Earrings, Other Valuables

Giancarlo DiGenova was accused of stealing a Rolex worth $14,000, diamond stud earrings, and other valuables. The Vermont state trooper allegedly stole properties from storage areas he had access to as a police authority.

Giancarlo DiGenova, 44, of Essex, Vermont started working as a state trooper in 2009. Unfortunately, in December 2022, the Vermont state trooper was suspended after a bag that contained over $40,000 in valuables could not be located. The bag reportedly belonged to an individual who was taken into custody.

An article on the Fox News states that among the valuables that went missing were a Rolex watch worth $14,000, diamond stud earrings, a designer wallet, and a keychain. Fortunately, the watch was located at a relative of the Vermont state trooper in Massachusetts. However, the rest of the valuables still remained missing.

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Vermont State Trooper Faced Charges

According to Propper, an investigation was started after another Vermont state trooper reported that DiGenova showed him a Rolex watch that he allegedly bought online. Thereafter, the investigators discovered that more valuables have gone missing from storage areas that DiGenova had access to.

Eventually, the Vermont state trooper turned himself in. On March 23, he is scheduled to appear in Burlington Court and on April 6, in Barre. The Vermont Troopers’ Association, which initially represented DiGenova, stated that they will no longer do so. The Vermont State Police also intends to review its policies and system to increase supervision and accountability.

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