Christopher Boisvert, Armed Bank Robbery, Vermont 2024

BURLINGTON, VERMONT – A New Hampshire couple, Christopher Boisvert and Meghan Cox, pleaded guilty in federal court to robbery charges stemming from a crime spree in August 2024.

On June 10, 2025, Boisvert entered a plea of guilty to the charge of armed bank robbery during a plea hearing before Chief United States District Judge Christina Reiss.

On June 12, 2025, Cox entered a plea of guilty to the charge of conspiring with her accomplice to interfere with commerce by robbery during a plea hearing before Chief United States District Judge Christina Reiss.

According to court records, on August 26, 2024, around 2:06 PM, the Vermont State Police were notified of an attempted robbery at Rolling Twenties, a Cannabis Dispensary located at 440 Rockingham Road in the Town of Rockingham, Vermont.

Investigation revealed that in the minutes before the robbery, exterior surveillance video captured a blue Chevrolet Silverado truck parked in front of the business, with its rear license plate obscured by a dark covering.

Boisvert and Cox, dressed in disguises, approached the business on foot, before attempting to enter the retail floor and demanding money and marijuana. An attendant denied entry, and both subjects left the business in the blue Silverado truck, traveling south bound on VT Route 5/Rockingham Road towards Bellows Falls, Vermont.

At approximately 2:47 PM, the Bellows Falls Police were called to a bank robbery at the TD Bank, 2 Church Street, Bellows Falls, Vermont. Officers determined the bank robbery suspect fit the description of the male subject from the Rolling Twenties attempted robbery minutes earlier.

TD Bank surveillance video showed Boisvert wearing the same clothing and disguise as described in the Rolling Twenties attempted robbery and was carrying a black and gray backpack. Boisvert approached an employee and produced a note indicating he wanted 100s (one-hundred-dollar bills) and other large denominations placed into the bag. He received approximately $2,500 of U.S. Currency from TD Bank.

The couple is scheduled for sentencing in September 2025 and faces up to 20 years’ imprisonment if the District Court accepts the plea agreements.

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