MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police investigated a hit-and-run accident at around 9:18 p.m. on Friday, May 20, on Seymour Street, in which a man was struck in the back and sustained minor injuries.
Police said the 20-year-old was crossing Seymour Street from the Congregational Church of Middlebury toward the Middlebury Post Office and was struck in the back by a vehicle traveling on Seymour Street toward Main Street. The vehicle left the scene and was last seen proceeding up Court Square, according to authorities.
The vehicle was described only as being a “small, shiny black passenger car.” The victim took himself to Porter Hospital for treatment of what police described as “non-incapacitating injuries.”
Anyone with information on this incident is asked to call Middlebury police at 388-3191.
In other action last week, Middlebury police:
•  Assisted a Court Street family whose child had walked away from home and did not want to return on May 16.
•  Served two stalking orders and a no-trespass order on a local man on May 16.
•  Reunited a lost dog with his owner on Mead Lane on May 16.
•  Served a no-trespass order on what police described as an “aggressive” man at the Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity headquarters on Creek Road on May 16.
•  Issued a noise warning to a Seminary Street Extension resident on May 17.
•  Cited Angela J. Carroll, 39, of Orwell for domestic assault, following an alleged incident involving an 85-year-old family member in the Boardman Street area on May 17.
•  Issued a civil violation for possession of marijuana to the driver of a vehicle stopped for a traffic infraction at the intersection of High and Washington streets on May 17.
•  Served a juvenile citation on a Middlebury Union High School student found to be in possession of marijuana on campus on May 17.
•  Assisted emergency response officials with a Lower Foote Street resident who had allegedly consumed alcohol and taken some medication on May 17. Police said the resident was taken to Porter Hospital.
•  Responded to a car-versus-cow accident on Route 7 North on May 17. Police said the cow was OK and the car sustained some damage.
•  Investigated a report of a vehicle being struck on Main Street and the other vehicle leaving the scene on May 18.
•  Received a report that a local 9-year-old boy had broken a window at a Seymour Street business on May 18. Police said the matter was resolved between the boy’s parents and the property owner.
•  Were informed on May 18 that the rear seat of a Bet-Cha Transit bus had been vandalized.
•  Ticketed a local juvenile for being a minor in possession of tobacco on MUHS property on May 18.
•  Responded to a domestic dispute at a Seminary Street residence on May 18.
•  Were informed of the theft of a man’s bicycle from the front porch of a Weybridge Street home on May 19.
•  Responded to a report of a goat in the roadway on Munger Street on May 19.
•  Were informed on May 19 that an MUHS student had put a large rock into a school toilet, damaging the bowl. Police said the student agreed to pay for the damage.
•  Responded to a report of fireworks being set off in the Meadow Glen Drive area on May 20.
•  Investigated vandalism to a vehicle parked off Seminary Street on May 20. Police said the victim believes he knows who the culprit is.
•  Responded to a report of a woman refusing to leave a community dinner hosted by the Congregational Church of Middlebury on Main Street on May 20. Police said they took the woman — who was experiencing some mental health issues — back to her home.
•  Assisted the assistant medical examiner with a report of the death of a two-year-old Rutland County boy at Porter Hospital on May 20. Police said no foul play is suspected in the untimely death; an autopsy was done and that it was determined a medical issue caused the boy’s tragic passing.
•  Responded, at the request of Vermont State Police, to a reported domestic dispute at a Lafountain Lane home in Weybridge on May 20.
•  Received a report that an “out of control” man was refusing to leave Two Brothers Tavern on Main Street on May 20. Police said the man left when they arrived.
•  Received a report about a group of people attempting to swim across the Otter Creek near the Storm Café off Mill Street at a little before 4 p.m. on May 21.
•  Were informed of the alleged theft of some jewelry from a room at the Residences at Otter Creek retirement community on May 21.
•  Spoke with a car owner who had left his dog in his vehicle parked off Court Street with only a window cracked for air on May 21.
•  Conducted a welfare check on May 21 on an Elm Street woman and her two children, at the request of the Vermont Department for Children and Families.
•  Warned the hosts of a loud party at a Weybridge Street home at midnight on May 21. Police said they received some complaints about the party from some residents living three blocks away.
•  Checked on May 22 on the welfare of a local man who had allegedly made some comments about taking his own life. Police said the man was fine.
•  Responded to a domestic dispute at a Washington Street Extension home on May 22. Police said a woman alleged that her mother had hid her car and wouldn’t give her the keys.
•  Assisted Porter Hospital Emergency Department staff with an unruly patient on May 22.
•  Quieted a large gathering of college students in the Court Street area on May 22.
•  Assisted Middlebury Regional EMS with a patient suspected to have overdosed on drugs in the Court Street area on May 22.
•  Responded to a report of an “aggressive” man yelling at people in the Creek Road area on May 22. Police could not locate the man.