BRISTOL — Between June 3 and June 9, Bristol police completed 21 foot and car patrols at various locations, namely on Mountain Street, Main Street and surrounding areas, including near Bristol Elementary School.
Officers also completed 1 hour and 55 minutes of directed patrol, traffic enforcement and patrols of the police district and the town under a contract funded by Vermont Governor’s Highway Safety Program.
During that same period, officers checked security at Mount Abraham Union High School five times and completed a total of six fingerprint requests.
In other recent activity, Bristol police:
•  On June 4 verified a Vehicle Identification Number.
•  On June 4 initiated an investigation into a complaint about a citizen’s “inappropriate actions.”
•  On June 5 removed an abandoned bike from the park.
•  On June 5 initiated an investigation into a reported harassment.
•  On June 5 at 8:34 p.m. spoke with a local resident about obtaining a Relief from Abuse order.
•  On June 6 identified and contacted a driver who was reported passing a stopped school bus with red lights on.
•  On June 6 prepared and delivered documents requested in connection with an active civil matter.
•  On June 6 at 5:53 p.m. conducted a home security inspection at the request of the homeowner.
•  On June 6 at 11 p.m. recovered from a local resident evidence related to a previous investigation.
•  On June 7 met with a local business regarding current and future safety precaution measures.
•  On June 7 assisted the Vermont State Police on a case.
•  On June 8 responded to a 911 hang-up at Mount Abe and determined that there was no emergency.
•  On June 8 at 4:12 p.m. responded to a complaint that a pedestrian was almost hit by a vehicle on West Street.
•  On June 8 facilitated a resolution between residents having a property dispute.
•  On June 8 responded to an alarm at a local business and found it to be secure.
•  On June 9 completed a detail at Mount Abraham Union High School for graduation.
•  On June 10 at 5:32 p.m. spoke with a local resident about trespassing at an area business.
•  On June 10 at 7:26 p.m. discovered a damaged street sign and notified the appropriate parties.
•  On June 10 made arrangements to return to its owner a wallet that was turned over to an officer.