MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police cited a 20-year-old Massachusetts man for simple assault, stemming from an alleged incident on Middlebury College campus on April 7. Police said the man is scheduled to be arraigned on April 23. (Editor’s note: The man’s name is not published here because he successfully completed Court Diversion.) 
In other action last week, Middlebury police:
•  Responded to a report of someone destroying a campsite off Route 7 on April 3. Police investigated the campsite and determined it was on town property and thus had to be moved. Authorities also interviewed the person who allegedly vandalized the campsite. That person told police he went to the campsite because the resident has been sleeping with his girlfriend, according to authorities.
•  Continued their investigation on April 3 into an alleged sexting case.
•  Removed hazardous debris off the travel portion of Route 7 south on April 4.
•  Were informed of a suspected retail theft from an Exchange Street store on April 4.
•  Investigated a report of someone allegedly smoking marijuana in the bathroom of an Exchange Street business on April 4. Police said they interviewed the customer, who said she had been smoking cigarettes and not marijuana.
•  Investigated a suspected break-in at a sugar house off Quarry Road residence on April 4. Police said the victim just wanted to report the incident and did not offer details.
•  Responded to the scene of an accident on East Main Street on April 5. Police said a vehicle had left the road and hit a tree. The driver was taken to Porter Hospital to be treated for lacerations to his knee and face, according to police. The driver agreed to have his blood drawn for an evidentiary test, said police, who added the case is still under investigation.
•  Began an investigation into alleged sexual misconduct at a Court Street address on April 5. Police said they could not provide any details at this stage of the investigation.
•  Determined that some cash that had been reported stolen from an Eastview Terrace residence had been found on April 5.
•  Received a report of a vehicle leaving the scene of an accident on Bakery Lane on April 5.
•  Brought a truant student to school on April 5.
•  Found a syringe off Morse Road on April 5. Police disposed of the syringe.
•  Investigated a report of someone staying in a Court Street apartment that was supposed to be vacant on April 5. Police said they found no signs of anyone staying there.
•  Spoke with a Champlain Valley Academy student who was exhibiting bad behavior on April 6.
•  Continued an ongoing investigation on April 7 into a recent burglary at the Memorial Sports Center. Police said someone got into the center through an unlocked door and damaged an ATM. Police said it doesn’t appear the culprit was able to get any cash out of the machine.
•  Assisted a Quarry Road resident who said her ex-boyfriend was refusing to return some of her property on April 8. Police said they couldn’t find any of the complainant’s property at the man’s home.